Sentence examples for constant nudging from inspiring English sources

Aside from a midpoint raid on Frank's home, staged with Bird's signature sugar-rush sense of giddiness, most of the action beats feel obligatory, as though Lindelof and Bird were on a warpath towards their true object of desire: constant, nudging, laborious affirmations about the necessity of optimism.

With her constant nudging, you'll never overmix or beat chilled egg whites again.

With constant nudging, Congress moved the expiration date from 14 years to 28 to 42 and then to 56.

The photograph in her locker serves as a constant nudge away from lethargy toward vigor.

The constant nudges might be having an effect, albeit a small one.

We're acutely reminded of this every time someone has their back to us but is speaking; with at least one character on stage who is deaf, it's a constant nudge to let us know we might be hearing what is being said but someone who needs to lip-read would be lost.

Does real progress toward peace require constant American nudging and nurturing?

Yet the plot and scripting of "Shame" do not live up to the beauty of Mr McQueen's shots, and certainly do not justify the constant emotive nudging of the background music.

The internationalism that he preaches is an especially French form of it, one that assumes the assertion of sovereignty and identity alongside a global reach, achieved less by ideological clarity than by a constant delicate nudging and balancing of its more obstreperous German and American allies.

The students are controlled less by uniform rules than by the constant informal nudges from the teachers all around.

The chief financial officer, Rajiv Dutta, said, "It's a constant battle -- everyone wants us to keep nudging up the guidance" for future profits.