Sentence examples for nagging concern from inspiring English sources

Amidst the swaths of empty seats, those Villa fans shivering in the icy drizzle still found riotous victory laced with nagging concern last night.

Of course, a key, nagging concern for those convinced Trump and his ilk have endangered the republic with flagrant criminality and Russian collusion has been the installment of interim Attorney General Matthew Whitaker atop the Justice Department, the fear being that he would do what he could to kneecap the Mueller investigation.

So a nagging concern sat there.

But there was a nagging concern.

Her younger brothers, on the other hand, were a constant source of nagging concern.

As the Internet continues to grow and sprawl, security is also a nagging concern.

Lofty, world-conquering aspirations would be so much easier to achieve without more prosaic, nagging concerns.

There are also nagging concerns about the free online storage services.

There are also nagging concerns about the ability of the company to control cost overruns on its largest Pentagon contract, the C-17 transport plane, and head off mounting Congressional opposition to the program.

If Mr Obama were running again, Mr Zimmerman would probably not vote for him.Congregation members harbour nagging concerns that Mr Obama has a vision for Middle East peace that puts wooing Iran, Saudi Arabia or Turkey ahead of Israel's security (and that he is about to accept a bad deal with Iran that leaves the regime free to build nuclear weapons).

Throughout it all, the talk remains fanatically gung-ho: "Green-light the Seal incursion!" and "Prepare to reap the whirlwind, gentlemen!" While the audience reaps its own whirlwind, nagging concerns about this film's bloodthirstiness and Pavlovian manipulativeness are slowly but surely chiseled away.