Sentence examples for to be nagging from inspiring English sources

Despite the double dip, no such doubts appear to be nagging at Mr Clegg.

And, of course, within meme culture, girls are shown to be nagging hoes hellbent on catching men out through their social media activity.

The rain has turned out to be nagging, persistent rather than torrential on the flood-stricken Somerset Levels.

For the next 100 days, our kids and grandkids are going to be nagging, "How many days before Santa?" How many months of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and "Up on the Rooftop" should any store clerk be expected to endure?

This refutes the fact that tobacco users find counselling services to be nagging and do not prefer to be advised about quitting.

I had to be nagged for ages to even do this interview".

He displayed little interest in Islam and had to be nagged by his family to attend prayers.

This is one of the training apps I use because I prefer not to be "nagged" or even motivated by a trainer (albeit in video form) and instead I make my own targets.

To watch him in full spate, onstage or on a talk show, where he would shift and bounce in his seat like a young boy who wants to play outside, was to be nagged by a question, however naïve: Why in heaven's name did this man, of all men, need extra stimulants?

It's to provide another visual notification for when the system needs a little human attention to address a particular anomaly it's detected — so an alternative notification medium for users who might not want to be nagged by too many notifications on their phone, say.

No one likes to be nagged to sit up straight.