| These struggles were only the beginning, as similar feelings about dialogue and narrative nagged the back of my mind. |
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| A constant feeling of tiredness nagged at him and eventually he sought medical help. |
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| It all nagged at the back of my mind and was beginning to really eat into me when, on Thursday, the phone finally rang. |
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| Liam had always been the annoying kid next door who my mother constantly nagged me to be nice to. |
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| She was the mother who nagged, the wife who demanded the unopened pay packet, the grannie who made you eat your cabbage. |
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| For example, when Christine has had worries that nagged at her for days, she developed a dull backache. |
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| Louis sat back down and tried to enjoy his breakfast, but worry nagged at him and he lost his appetite. |
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| She was a better influence on him and had nagged and nagged him to get a job. |
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| I was drawn to the lemon curd cake, as I'd once nagged my mother to make one, having read about it in a Famous Five book. |
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| I could think over what I felt towards him, to try and find a way to quench those irritating feelings that nagged consistently at my mind. |
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| I thought you and your readers might take a whack at something that has always nagged at me. |
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| I'm a formerly skinny guy who has put on quite a bit of weight after my girlfriend nagged me constantly to do so. |
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| Wallace nagged his father, an accountant, to take him to a meeting during the by-election. |
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| Numbers were practically meaningless to her, as she only barely could count to 100, something Laurel constantly nagged her about. |
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| They don't want to feel punished or guilty or nagged because of other people's over-indulgence, when they are doing no harm to their own health. |
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| Even though a dreadful sense of finality pummelled him and threatened to bring back the depression that had barely nagged him for many years, he kept walking. |
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| Nobody likes being nagged, and in some ways environmental naggers are the worst. |
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| Overamplified music nagged insistently from every window making reading impossible. |
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| Banking online allows everyone to pay their share of the costs without having to write cheques or being constantly nagged for money. |
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| The question of how to deal with North Korea has nagged U. S. foreign policy for six decades. |
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| She had a comforting word if needed, sometimes she nagged a bit if we did something wrong, but her presence was always felt. |
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| These people need support, they do not need to be nagged about smoking and quitting. |
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| There were several questions that nagged at me during this period upon which serious reflection and prayer was required. |
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| Specifically, the boatswain has been nagged almost everyday by the chief officer. |
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| I was also constantly nagged by a deep urge to establish a sensory relationship with them, to unravel their deeply hidden secret. |
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| This was a question that nagged at M. S. Swaminathan more than 15 years ago. |
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| At least I was too ill to be nagged by the missus into doing housework. |
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| They also noticed when I slowed down, and gently nagged when necessary. |
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| This was the document which at long last defined the problem that had long nagged at the serge-clad shoulders of a score of wordsmen. |
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| An incessant question nagged him: Where had everybody gone? |
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| This was a question that nagged away at the back of Moonlight's mind for a while before she finally decided that this gave her the ideal opportunity of introducing listeners to her native culture via her music. |
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| Kaem took one look at my handwriting and nagged at me for three hours. |
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| Having nagged them for such a long time, I met Bernard Dudot, the technical director of Renault Sport, who said that there was perhaps an opportunity for me. |
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| But the issue over the admission of women that has become such a cause celebre still nagged nigglingly in the back of my mind. |
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| He nagged until the Stingers were sent that changed the course of the war. |
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| But I wonder if your child feels a bit nagged by good intentions? |
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| I admit that, as I continued to read, I was nagged by cavils. |
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| Each time, the European Parliament gets cold feet as soon as the time comes for someone to be nagged and shaken up a bit, and this year is no exception. |
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| Twelve, and she nagged him like she was his mother, a mini version, but every bit as nagsome. |
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| He has sweet-talked, cajoled, harangued, nagged, strong-armed and shamed government officials, international financiers and business leaders into doing more to rebuild Haiti. |
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| The notion that he forgot something nagged him the rest of the day. |
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