Sentence examples for incessant nagging from inspiring English sources
The implications of the hot-off-the-presses announcement are still forming, but one thing is clear: The robot era has begun, and no one is safe — not even from their short arms and incessant nagging.
I never imagined that my parents' incessant nagging about not wasting food and our family trip overseas would be such transforming experiences for me.
"After some incessant nagging, I did it at once and immediately felt creepy and sinister," the teacher wrote.
Vasari reported being told that Michelangelo became so enraged with his servant's incessant nagging to finish that he attacked and mutilated the sculpture (his assistant later repaired some of the severed limbs).
When Javier says that he wants it to "assist you with the development of the cognitive, social and emotional skills of your children", the twinge of concern becomes an incessant nagging.
You cannot read "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" or "The Catbird Seat" without wondering why he returned so persistently to the theme of how weak-willed men are steamrollered into acquiescence (or, less often, spurred to revenge) by the incessant nagging of strong-willed women.
Piqued, too, by nagging anxiety - in the days before incessant testing and pushy parents - about failing the 11-plus.
Still, something is nagging.
