Sentence examples for a nagging fear from inspiring English sources

But there is a nagging fear that something terminal has changed below the waterline.

But I have a nagging fear that in encouraging literacy we are killing the pleasure of reading.

Like many sufferers, Skye has to deal with a nagging fear of leaks and toilet rushes, not least for her recent wedding.

Even so, there is a nagging fear that a country that has seen such huge capital inflows may not have used all the money wisely.

From these very first stories straight through to the new ones in the book's "Park City" section, Beattie's recoupled couples are afflicted with a nagging fear of erasure.

On Wall Street — where exuberance, irrational and otherwise, is usually an art form — there is a nagging fear that the market is again losing its footing.

There is also a constant, nagging fear of a chemical attack, which for a few moments on Friday seemed terrifyingly real.

"That we are in the midst of a crisis is now well understood....Less measurable, but no less profound, is a sapping of confidence across our land--a nagging fear that America's decline is inevitable, and that the next generation must lower its sights".

Robert Copsy of Digital Spy also noted a significant growth in confidence, and called the song: "a piece of atmospheric self-reflection that sets up his current mindset: an artist with plenty of ambition but with a constant nagging fear about losing his way".

And there are deeper-seated concerns, like the nagging fear of a terror attack or a lone-wolf gunman when we enter an airport or let our teenage kid go to a concert.

A reality of American life under a conservative Supreme Court is the nagging fear that Roe v. Wade may be overturned, and abortion rights upended.