Sentence examples for in nagging from inspiring English sources

'He questions what ideas like civilisation really amount to, and he keeps throwing in nagging questions about the nature of human evil.' Indeed, the sheer extremity of Bataille's thought does bring seemingly old-fashioned reservations about the nature of evil and depravity right back into the frame.

Yet, for all the outward optimism, even before the recent gyrations on Wall Street, old fears have been creeping in, nagging memories of the dot-com bust.

Wendell, Susan, "Oppression and Victimization: Choice and Responsibility" in Nagging Questions, Bushnell, Dana (ed)., Lanham: Rowman and Littlefield, 1995.

It arrived in nagging episodes over the course of every day, and what followed was the routine fight back from them, and the desire to be accepted.

Allen, Anita, "Privacy and Reproductive Liberty" in Nagging Questions, Bushnell, Dana (ed)., Lanham: Rowman and Littlefield, 1995.

The system tracks movement efficiency patterns to examine the role of improper exercise form in nagging injuries.

Then, in 2018, nagging ankle pain led to surgery that kept him out from early April to early June.

Several other critics live in Russia, nagging Mr Rakhmon over satellite television and the internet.Russia has another powerful lever.

In sum, nagging patterns are normal.

Environmentalists, meanwhile, are stuck in the role of scolds, nagging corporations, in essence, to wear hemp and drink soy.

But there is something nagging in the back of my mind.