Sentence examples for nagged about from inspiring English sources

I was always horribly nagged about my handwriting, especially at about the age of seven.

And just maybe they'd like a break from being nagged about getting off the fence.

From the day a franchisee gets his franchise until the day he dies or sells out, he is nagged about doing things the K.F.C. way.

For his part Bob remembers compartmentalizing work and family life and resenting being nagged about domestic matters while he was on the job.

That may also be another factor why such a large proportion of those served the native app ad got annoyed; after all, who would appreciate being nagged about an app by the same company that has already pre-installed that app on your phone?) .

Perhaps snickering at those persnickety Pharisees, who counted cumin seeds and nagged about unclean creatures in the meager wine cups of the poor.

If you still feel nagged, think about it carefully: Are they really nagging, or are you just over-sensitive about being told what to do?

But this was a few years ago; at the time, he said, he was still nagged by thoughts about the shootings at Columbine and other schools.

And an inability to enforce a law on the books, the town's insurance consultant argued, created administrative unevenness that — in the event of an accident by someone who was not nagged or cited about helmet use — posed a liability risk that could bankrupt the community with one swipe from a punitive-minded jury.

Qualitative studies also indicate that patients can sometimes feel criticized, nagged, or guilty about receiving help from family members, 45 or family support could be poorly executed where they do not undertake illness-care tasks on the patient's behalf, leading to worse patient outcomes.

10) When, an hour later, you've been nagged half to death about the move, forget all about the traumatic brain injury and resultant fear of change and berate husband.