make somebody nervous

Cat sat stiffly, watching the action around him, made nervous by what he saw.

Made nervous by the close contact, Kendall pulled his hand from the front of her jeans.

He walked faster, made nervous by the old wiggle scars.

She hadn't noticed so much yesterday, but then she'd been with Ronnie and that had made her a little nervous.

And for those who are made nervous by being up high in San Francisco, there is reassurance.

But how can one not be made nervous by citations like these?

Any more, and people are going to start getting nervous-people I don't want to make nervous.

I was made nervous, but was careful not to seem so.

The idea of going back still made me nervous, though.

"Some of the guys in the dugout said, 'You made us nervous there.' "