Sentence examples for continually nag from inspiring English sources
If people continually nag you about it, tell them that you're self-confident enough that you don't need someone else to complete you.
His continually nagging mother is obsessed with his finding a wife and producing grandchildren.
One question continually nags: Does Mr. Pistoletto's art, its influence aside, hold up to the test of immediate experience.
She had a large head of hair like her son and was continually nagging him, with Joey's stone face hiding years of exasperation.
Julia is continually nagging Owen about his eating habits and his absorption in his work, but Owen and she "cling to each other" in what "has become their dotage".
A civic nationalist and greenish republican, Harvie's social beliefs owe much to Marxism, as modified by Gramsci, the sociology of Patrick Geddes and a continually nagging if eclectic Christian socialism.
While I always appreciate some degree of follow-up during the initial fee scoping phase of projects, someone continually nagging me about whether I've reviewed their proposal can signal impatience and a disregard for my ways of working.
I nagged continually at the community, and, as a result, Tim Bray, David Megginson and others helped us to develop the SAX protocol, now implemented in every computer on the planet.
We automated it, so we wouldn't have to nag or continually negotiate.
Throughout his career, nagging injuries continually slowed Walton.
