Sentence examples for nagging way from inspiring English sources

It is a song of defiance and grace in adversity, which seemed a fair refrain for a first 20 minutes that Portugal dominated in their diffuse, nagging way.

Tonight's 40-track show delves into most of the crenellations of the post-punk band's long and deep back catalogue, and works out at excellent value, restating the Cure's nagging way with a pop melody and a lasting take on bleakness.

They will then see parental messages in a loving way rather then in a nagging way.

That makes Exxon Mobil's achievement all the more impressive.Equally impressive has been the industry's resilience despite nagging questions about the way it accounts for its reserves the oil and gas it claims to have discovered for future extraction.

Now what many of us have been left with has been the nagging doubt about the way we live.

Apple and Microsoft and legions of other entrants are trying to solve a nagging problem about the way people consume digital media.

Yet by the end of the hour there was the first glimpse of a parting of the ways, a nagging unvoiced fear that this man might be taking them somewhere for which they are not yet ready.

So many advances that enhance our lives and line our pockets start the same way – with a nagging question.

The initial sense of promise and hope is seductive, but it soon gives way to a nagging slow-burn feeling of inadequacy.

Robert Copsy of Digital Spy also noted a significant growth in confidence, and called the song: "a piece of atmospheric self-reflection that sets up his current mindset: an artist with plenty of ambition but with a constant nagging fear about losing his way".

Although progress may be slow, reverting to nagging alone is not the way forward.