Sentence examples for particularly nagging from inspiring English sources
One particularly nagging problem is that, despite the size and number of parking gates at the main terminal, passengers are often asked to disembark onto buses that ferry them to the building.
He had struggled to dodge addressing "a particularly nagging issue," adviser David Axelrod wrote in his book, Believer.
More than a year later, Malena's murder still nags at Adam, and there's one aspect of the story that particularly nags at me.
None of them look particularly lonely, but nagging psychological trauma is hard to ascertain by standing next to someone for 30 seconds.
This one goes out to Yahoo!, for having been particularly bad at nagging users to download apps rather than access their mobile web sites.
Pujols's greatest concern is his health, particularly a nagging right elbow that required surgery for the second straight off-season.
Ronaldo is estimated to run about six miles per game, less than many forwards but still exhausting, particularly when impeded by nagging ailments.
Still, something is nagging.
