Sentence examples for a nagging thought from inspiring English sources

But I had a nagging thought.

And yet a nagging thought poked at her conscience.

Which brings me to a nagging thought: Does anybody buy this kind of art?

But here's a nagging thought: might those two preoccupying questions turn out to be one and the same, like the evening star and the morning star?

It is a nagging thought that occasionally wakes this correspondent in the early hours, for it could do him out of a job.

But four years after losing her job she cannot, in her darkest moments, escape a nagging thought: she may never work again.

So many other birds here crowd into our field of view chickadees, of course, like a persistent, nagging thought, and doves and finches and juncoes and even bluebirds, lining up, in their passage, to drink from the eavestrough.

And while fans can enjoy such songs as the tender ballad "I Could Fall in Love With You" or the sinewy "Captive Heart," that nagging thought remains: "Whatif... ?" "Selena never thought of herself as a star.

The only thing that stopped me from falling into a deep slumber was the nagging thought that I hadn't yet done any slow skiing.

That brought the Belmont, and the nagging thought that a Triple Crown might have been in play without Risen Star's horrible Derby start.

But one unwelcome guest intruded at a nail-biting Super Bowl XLV: the nagging thought that Sunday's season finale might just be the last National Football League game played in calendar 2011.