Sentence examples for a nagging suspicion from inspiring English sources
A nagging suspicion of Muslims.
Mr. Cartwright sometimes has a nagging suspicion that the off-season slowdown won't lift.
You leave Mr. Mendes's production with a nagging suspicion that the "dancing measures" may not last long.
I also have a nagging suspicion that we'll never really make it all the way to Never-Lost Land. Never-Lost Land
"I've got a nagging suspicion that 'Irish' was not the answer they were looking for," says Feargal Sharkey.
However, there is still a nagging suspicion that the global digital divide is the wrong priority for the world's richest countries.
Determined to help her daughter, Selene tried to save enough money to bring Emma to a powerful witchdoctor, despite her nagging suspicion that many are charlatans.
Somebody had better be, because nothing erodes a team's confidence like the nagging suspicion that no lead is safe late in a game.
It may also represent an even deeper fear - the nagging suspicion that our faith is an illusion.
His smiles fade a little too quickly, and can leave you with the nagging suspicion that he views it all as a lark — the high-school-cafeteria metaphor taken too literally.
His smiles fade a little too quickly, and can leave you with the nagging suspicion that he views it all as a lark the high-school-cafeteria metaphor taken too literally.
