Sentence examples for nagging in from inspiring English sources

But there is something nagging in the back of my mind.

Nagging in its mind must also be the impact on financial and economic stability of a later and far bigger crash in asset prices.

Lacouture suggests that he consented to stay married, despite Josette's nagging, in order to help protect his wife and child, though it isn't clear why the resourceful Clara needed his permission to flee.

"You Were Never Really Here" is hard going: easy to revere, fascinating to explore, but nagging in its grimness and, were it not for the rooted presence of Joaquin Phoenix, difficult to believe in.

On the shimmering Patriarchaeth, she expertly creates a multitracked Welsh choir out of her own voice, while the breathy, hypnotic Chwyldro is a call for political revolution that is nagging in all the right ways.

But to Prince and the Pistons, it seemed as if Martin was everywhere, his voice nagging in the back of their heads and his body soaring overhead to challenge every shot.

The screen also urges you to "obey traffic laws," which is useful if nagging in-laws cannot ride along.

Of course, in our busy, pressure-packed lives, tormented by work deadlines, school errands, social media trances, bill notices and nagging in-laws, it's easy to overlook the greater meaning.

Like Fred Sanford, he's a grouchy widower with physical complaints and a scary, nagging sister-in-law.

But the issue nags in her mind.

Inclusive growth will be part of our Strategy 2020," said Nag in an interview in London.