Sentence examples for nagging impression from inspiring English sources

And, oddly enough, he seems to be enjoying himself even as he strives to undo the nagging impression that he is engaged in a monumental act of political desperation, warding off the Republicans and the unsettledness within his own Democratic Party.

Benítez gained ground at the expense of his former employers then; Pardew will hope to achieve something similar and heighten the nagging impression that the Magpies may come up just too short this season.

But the WikiLeaks/Manning episode -- in the context of a long and intensifying politically motivated erosion of rights in America -- and much of the mainstream media's embrace of the government's position on that episode leaves the nagging impression that when such criticisms focus on injustice overseas, while ignoring our own, that they are hollow.

Nagging choruses?

Am I nagging you?

Still, something is nagging.

Miliband kept nagging.

Does nagging work?