Sentence examples for nagging memories from inspiring English sources

Yet, for all the outward optimism, even before the recent gyrations on Wall Street, old fears have been creeping in, nagging memories of the dot-com bust.

But in either specification, the Sonic handily banishes any nagging memories of the Aveo it replaces.

This process of editing and reshaping is, of course, fraught with peril, arousing nagging memories of those 19th-century butchers of Shakespeare, who thought that by smoothing out his unseemly rough edges, they would make him fit for polite society.

Those nagging memories are your unconscious trying to tell you that deep inside you actually miss home, or at least the idea of it.

All that was left behind of the kid was a single nagging memory.

While making my way through the early chapters of the book last week, having what I thought was an authentic and pleasurable reading experience, my memory kept nagging at me.

Robert Forster proudly displays his Saturn for "Breaking Bad" During dinner, that nagging, almost-memory would not leave me alone.

As Mr. Henderson surveyed the area the other day, something nagged at his memory.

And yet all the way I'm nagged by the memory of that sparsely furnished apartment - and by the awkward follow-up question I tried and failed to get out.

The story had always nagged at his memory, and in the late 1990s, Morgan posted on a history internet discussion forum asking if anyone else was aware of it, to no avail.

So he recounted to me cruel memories of childhood, terrible problems of adolescence, nagging disorders of early youth.