Sentence examples for a persistent nag of from inspiring English sources

The millennium goals, for those of you who don't know, are a persistent nag of a noble, global compact.

You have a persistent nagging cough.

He submitted to innumerable setups, and endured the gentle but persistent nagging of suburban-with-children friends.

Yet in many ways the persistent nagging of advertisers, the barrage of catalogues, the seductiveness of things, are as dangerous to free thought as anything Orwell came up with.

A person with whom you have shared your body might become but a niggling feeling, a vague, persistent nagging in your mind that you're forgetting someone, until you wake, bolt upright, in the middle of the night six months later and say simply: "Ian".

My growing concern has developed into an increasingly persistent nagging worry as I search for information about the eggs that I donated and about the retrospective emotions of other anonymous egg donors.

(The 12 hours of strongest winds affected Nags Head during daylight — a blessing for TV crews).

Jared Kushner, Scheming Son-In-Law: His father, a convicted real estate crook, bought him a ticket to Harvard with a $2.5 million donation and persistent, nagging calls to beholden politicians.

Following persistent nagging from Boyd, Drake agreed to an interview with Jerry Gilbert of Sounds Magazine.

"It was persistent nagging, by both mothers," Mr. Seelig said.

A persistent theme of "Drama" is deception.