Sentence examples for more nagging than from inspiring English sources

He said the injury felt more nagging than severe.

Modern Vampires of the City is even more nagging than usual, the better to party on its fears.

There are still more nagging questions for this team than readily available answers.

It is a system of systems aimed at solving one of the more nagging problems of the digital realm: how to transfer something of value from one person to another without middlemen needing to make sure that the item is not copied or, in the case of money, spent more than once.One of these systems is what is known as "mining".

A more nagging question arose after the Nats blew several chances to win the NLDS.

The swelling had gradually increased over these years but pain which was negligible earlier had become more nagging over the previous 3 months.

A positive goal is always going to be far more attractive than nagging people about their eating habits, or pointing out the excess flesh.

But since Sept. 11, 2001, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has rarely been more than a nagging subtext of the Bush administration's declared war on terrorism.

The qualities Mr. Eyre speaks of are crucial if Ms. Linney's character, Elizabeth Proctor, is to register as something more than a nagging conscience in Pilgrim dress and linen cap.

And despite some moments of brutality, slavery seems no more than that, a nagging circumstance that gets in the way of Thomas and Sally's love.

They report that their penis feels larger, more frequently filled with blood, and many describe the constant nagging arousal as more fulfilling than ejaculation.