Sentence examples for it's lingered from inspiring English sources

Only after it's lingered in the head for a few days does one realise how insidious and clever it is.

Someday the gaze will be elsewhere in the world, but for the longest while it's lingered on LA.

Though it's lingered in the air for some time, serious talk of a California secession has ramped up after the 2016 US election.

Yet, despite being the oldest word on the list, the fact that it's lingered at about the same level of online usage for the last six years makes it the sneer that just won't quit.

It's lingering, and everything you did today you won't do again, so you can't learn from it".

Those Machines, In the News Again MAYBE it's lingering resentment over the 2000 election recount in Florida.

Maybe it was lingering grief over the death of his wife three years earlier.

"I couldn't pass up an opportunity to sign because it was lingering in the air what was going to happen," Ponikarovsky said.

Perhaps it is lingering nostalgia for the thrill of opening a party invitation or a letter from a long-lost college friend — before we had Evite and Facebook.

In one version, it was lingering problems from back surgery, complete with speculation that his weirdness on the trail had something to do with painkillers.

Partly it is lingering colonial guilt, but mainly it is because the left is uneasy with notions that appear to claim superiority for majority cultural norms or which confuse the duties of citizenship with loyalty to the symbols of nationalism.