Sentence examples for nagging unease from inspiring English sources
It has been that kind of autumn, full of nagging unease.
But a nagging unease prickled the patriotic speeches and reminiscences.
Bear in mind, too, that worldwide economic efficiency will rise if (as is happening) Saudi Arabia abandons mind-bogglingly expensive wheat farms in the desert and buys up land in east Africa.Yet these advantages cannot quell a nagging unease.
Waiting on the right wing ReprintsYet rather than the ebullience you might expect, the mood among Saudi Arabia's 30m residents (a third of whom are foreign workers and their dependants) is one of nagging unease.
Now their other center-back Ronald Zubar left the game injured, and while their attackers were buzzing about the Dynamo box with intent, the nagging unease home fans felt every time the ball crossed into their half was palpable.
But for all its addictiveness, there's a nagging unease that these are real lives being served up as entertainment.
Conservative protests wouldn't have amounted to much without nagging moderate unease.
Although she's in her early 40s and long married to a preening local businessman a quarter-century older than she is (she's his third wife, and not necessarily his last), Catherine still feels "nagged by teenage unease" when she looks in a mirror.
Still, something is nagging.
