Sentence examples for always lingers from inspiring English sources
Violence always lingers at the edge of Yemeni politics.
And brilliant as they are, the doubt always lingers: how good are their opponents?
Of course, the fear of having one always lingers beneath the surface, and worry is my constant companion.
His latest effort is a recording of Dvorak's Piano Concerto, a warm-hearted but "difficult" work that always lingers on the edge of the repertoire.
She nurtures export opportunities; phalanxes of business figures have accompanied her on six trips to China, where she always lingers long enough to explore a different province outside Beijing.
He's better known for his power at the plate, but his hands are as smooth as a shortstop's, and I know he takes special pride in that, because fielding always lingers in the shadow of hitting, never receiving as much credit but always deserving more.
Anti-American anger is always lingering.
But questions always lingered about Mr. Messner's story.
The suspicion has always lingered that America was a less than enthusiastic imperial power.
In my daily trips to the local grocery, I always lingered by the meats and cheeses.
Chris always lingered in the gray areas, asking questions; Kurt wanted the clear light of an oath and an order.
