Sentence examples for persistent complaining from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, noodge mostly refers to: "...a form of persistent complaining, sometimes even to the point of whining".

If the theory holds, that circumstances are a driving force behind persistent complaining, then intervention is completely attainable as circumstances are within grounds for control.

Having used the Yiddishism noodge, a noun meaning "pest, annoying nag, persistent complainer," Lieberman went on to confuse the assembled glitterati by using the English verb nudge as if it were interchangeable with the Yiddish noun: "We will nudge you, but we will never become censors".

If those planes won't quiet down, perhaps the persistent complainer could apply for a performance-art grant.

This analysis is shown in Table 4. Almost 24% of participants with a persistent symptom complained of cough on a daily basis.

"They're complaining of persistent headaches and nausea.

Two days later, he presented to the orthopedic department complaining of persistent drop foot of the right leg.

Three patients received medical reintervention with tranexamic acid after presenting at 3 months post-ablation complaining of persistent or increased abnormal uterine bleeding that was felt to have been secondary to fibroid sloughing based on the clinical presentation and 3-month MRI findings of markedly reduced submucous fibroid volume with partial extrusion into the endometrial cavity.

"I need to go to the dentist," she says, complaining of persistent pain.

He consulted two days later complaining of persistent symptoms.

Three days later she returned to the emergency department of a community hospital complaining of persistent symptoms and mild vaginal spotting.