Sentence examples for nagging needs from inspiring English sources
Beth Hylton makes it easy to feel the weight of all the bitter baggage the harried Roxanne carries around, along with the harried woman's nagging needs.
Not sure why, probably still that nagging need to keep it all quiet.
Sometimes they might need nagging occasionally to remember to stop and smell the roses.
If some nagging errand you need to do occurs to you, write it down, but don't start doing it.
Rather than packing for your guilt trip and nagging him about needing "quality time," remind him that this is the last night before the kids get back.
It's not like I'm calling every day saying, 'Did you do this or did you do that?' " Other families have also found that the systems reduce the need for nagging conversations.
Over the weekend, he went further, saying, as the Times reported, that we really need stop nagging him: If you and the international community pressure me more, I swear that I am going to join the Taliban.
Incredibly, the International Monetary Fund never pushed for such a reform, futilely nagging instead about the need for "better enforcement".
A nag of grabby need mushrooms, and our hand reaches out for iPhone 4 as iPhone 3 owners curl their collective lip.
Are his legs cold, or are there nagging aches that the team needs to manage?
"I think we're in a situation right now where we need a little nagging," Stackhouse said.
