Sentence examples for nagging ones from inspiring English sources

Marrakesh serves a set seven-course dinner, so as the night goes on you're drinking and getting stuffed and going numb, waiting for the belly dancer, but the vodka and red wine and lamb shank couldn't slake the need to air the questions that had come up -- those nagging ones particular to couples.

Once in a while, historians make surprising archival discoveries that open up new questions or help us to answer nagging ones.

Although Testaverde's injury has been a nagging one, Lucas did not do much work last week because Testaverde expected to play normally.

Except for one nagging thing: I now hate dogs.

He didn't envision sitting out the season opener but wanted to make sure his injury wasn't the nagging type, one that would linger into the winter.

You've filed your 2017 tax return, or are about to, and may have one nagging question: Am I going to be audited by the Internal Revenue Service IRSS)?

"The dominant cost of waiting is an emotional one: stress, boredom, that nagging sensation that one's life is slipping away," Alex Stone wrote in the New York Times in 2012.

You may want to help through your actions or your words, but this nurturing instinct is often trailed by one nagging fear: What if I do or say the wrong thing?

On form and history, you have to take Stosur, except for one nagging question: Can she win on this stage, when she's supposed to win.

But with all the good cheer, we're still left with one nagging question: Are those tattoos on Molesley's (actor Kevin Doyle) arms for real?

The Unknown Commuter--it has a nice ring to it... Sitting on that last ride, I felt a small nagging desire for one last foulup--something to remember the old New Haven by..