Sentence examples for nagging perception from inspiring English sources
However, the nagging perception that they couldn't and wouldn't do it refused to go away.
Despite the global recognition, and financial success, of Discovery in international markets, there is a nagging perception that the brand and business need to do more.
But the current debate ripping apart the liberal left is a nagging perception that this Administration, this President, does not exhibit the fighting spirit that was so evident in his remarkable ascendancy to the job.
If The Donald did these 3 things, or even any of them well, he would communicate that he does have the all-essential "Auditory Digital" part of his brain and forever change the nagging perception that he is not substantive enough to be President of The United States.
Blind yourself to the negative, nagging perception of yesterday and accept only the good qualities you see today.
"Teens face the nagging perception of achievement, often dictated by their parents or their community," said Judith Widener Muir, another member of the panel, who teaches a course in neuroscience at Harvard's Graduate School of Education.
