Sentence examples for gnaw at you from inspiring English sources

Impatience may gnaw at you when the other party seems to be going around in circles.

It was the sort that, even after it's solved, can still gnaw at you.

Things that gnaw at you, that you have no control to change, are pointless.

Does it gnaw at you at night?" We are back, it seems, in the first person plural.

Each episode is likely to gnaw at you slowly, and you won't feel reassured when the short series concludes.

(What does gnaw at you is the scene-changing music, which, as the violence intensifies, becomes increasingly percussive and discordant — it's like the boozy, bongo-y music at roadhouses in fifties movies).

Indeed, her smile-while-she-gnaws-at-you style and her legislative prowess have gained her respect, if not good wishes, from colleagues and foes.

It's like the vulture gnawing at you".

You have a constant gnawing at you that no matter what you do, it isn't going to be enough.

The case gnaws at you for months, years, even decades and becomes one of the things that you will never, ever forget.

Fresh thinking on an issue that's been gnawing at you or that you don't have the bandwidth to tackle.