napięcie nerwowe

But the nervous tension in her body was just as bad.

She seemed all the time in a state of nervous tension, but said nothing.

For the first time in weeks, her body wasn't full of nervous tension.

So there was a lot of nervous tension in the air.

Jack had been in a state of nervous tension for a week before the party.

The next few hours on board the station were passed in a state of nervous tension.

The last thing he wanted was to add to the nervous tension on the bridge.

All of it was not caused by the heat, however, for a nervous tension had built up inside each man.

The best cure she had ever found for nervous tension was a good book.

She had thrown me into a state of nervous tension.

It could not be true that nervous strain made you lose weight.

The truth of the matter is that the former Hauptmann had been under a great nervous strain recently.

But he would have to do it soon; such a nervous strain could not be continued indefinitely.

It indicated the pressure he was now under, the nervous strain.

It often happens when people have been under a great nervous strain, and you will soon be all right again.

The nervous strain on commander and crew had its effect.

Brought on by nervous strain during the war, according to his wife.

"He sure sounds as if he's been under a nervous strain."

Altogether, the nervous strain upon West must have been tremendous.

The waiting I knew would be hard on him, a nervous strain.