Sentence examples for a nagging doubt from inspiring English sources

Marianne Elliott's book clears the ground, but there is a nagging doubt about her project.

But there is still a nagging doubt about Mexico in attack, for me.

Except … I cant help but feel a nagging doubt about this move.

But if there's a nagging doubt about the roster it's that there's still an awful lot of reliance on Bradley Wright-Phillips staying fit and keeping scoring.

He tried to write a book about the walk, but was beset by a nagging doubt: "I kept thinking I'd been compromised.

Iowa has revived a nagging doubt that Mr Bush is more deceptive surface than substance.The third lesson from Iowa is that Mr Gore and Mr Bush want to fight the election on completely different grounds.

"The jury is still very much out on the new team and if I do have a slight nagging doubt, I think it's that they are very keen on parachuting in new high-profile people that they think are going to wave a magic wand.

A nagging question remained.

But the tureen raised a nagging question.

"No-one has the right to ask a public servant to take on a life-long sentence of nagging doubt, shame and guilt," he concludes.

But there remains a still, small voice of nagging doubt, for Ochoa has reached the top without having won a major championship.