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stage fright

NOUN
  1. fear that affects a person about to face an audience

How To Use stage fright In A Sentence

  • Den suffered terribly from stage fright .
  • She suffered terribly from stage fright but she's past it to a degree.
  • Stage fright masks itself as a domineering style, or as coyness, egoism, or pride.
  • Howard wanted to be a popular singer, but stage fright crippled him.
  • ‘I thought it'd be like stage fright but for the next 12 years,’ he recalls.
  • I think it's a form of performance anxiety, hyperreal stage fright if you will.
  • One of the revelations in Threepenny Memoir was how crippling Barât's stage fright is – a surprise when the Libertines are routinely voted as one of the best live bands. Carl Barât: The interview
  • Adriano soon wasted a chance but once Ghana overcame early stage fright they began to dominate.
  • She hoped she would soon hit her stride and overcome her stage fright. SORT OF RICH
  • His lack of stage fright is combined with an equal desire to inspire audiences, either through a motivating speech or a stirring song.
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