Meanings of nervous excitability in English

And yet the nervous excitability, and even irritability, of musicians is proverbial.

He became very obese, and his nervous excitability to an extent subsided.

For a moment anger triumphed over his state of nervous excitability.

She sneered slightly in saying this: nervous excitability was not much to Madame's taste.

Feeling uneasy and dissatisfied with himself for this nervous excitability, he returned to bed.

My nervous excitability has some connection with the moon's changes as I have since noticed.

The concussion has left him, as I feared it might, in a state of nervous excitability.

On the other hand, it may be due entirely to the hastened blood stream from the nervous excitability.

By "hysteria" is not meant nervous excitability, necessarily.

He has an upright and positive disposition, without the least tendency (but quite the contrary) to nervous excitability.

I have more frequently suffered from nervous excitability due to tea or coffee, than from any other kind of stimulant.

There is no doubt that sensual corruption is particularly engendered by an artificial state of society, which necessarily fosters morbidity of imagination and nervous excitability.