Sentences with phrase «always nagging»

With hourly pricing, there's always that nagging feeling of «what if my bookkeeper is just letting the clock run?

You know how your PC and phone are always nagging you about software updates, and you just click «Install Later»?

Though generating electricity through nuclear doesn't create any carbon emissions directly, there is always the nagging issue of waste disposal, and securing

Plus, like the lingering feeling of discomfort preceding having the birds - and - the - bees chat with the young» uns, there was always the nagging feeling in the back of my head that three and a half uncompleted DLC packs really needed wrapping up at some point.

There was always the nagging suspicion that tablet devices could come with built - in phone technology, although to talk on something so large is definitely socially awkward.

That's why I'm always nagging my authors to put every single relevant thing they've done into their proposals — it's usually the only document brought into Pub Board meetings, and so it's the only voice the author and agent have at the table.

But there's always the nagging feeling it's your fault — the co-driver did tell you not to cut, after all.

The latest M5 is a fantastic car and even more so with close to 600bhp, but there's always a nagging doubt with modern M cars that they're not quite as special as they used to be.

Although a third act reveal serves to explain away the supernatural element of the threat, there's always this nagging sense that Spectral might work a lot better if Mathieu or the multiple credited writers had sought to play up the horror element that comes with the territory the film flirts with.

Mom's always nagging her to go back on Match, but Aunt Penny says she'd rather have root canal work — without anesthetic.»

I'm also thinking about getting a timer for him to wear so I'm not always nagging him to go to the toilet.

As a mom of two exclusively breastfeed kids, there was always a nagging question in the back of my mind about whether they were getting enough milk, nutrients, etc..

Yes, he is always nagging when things are not going his way but you wont see that happening if it isn't.

Always nagging about how arsenal players get burn out because of to many games in a week.

«But there was always this nagging question in my mind, «Where is that great cheese platter?

But there was always this nagging thought in the back of my head; what if they knew?

«I started making up a whole story, because my mom always nagged, like she's controlling, just let me live my life, and who are you to call me rude.»

= > Purpose has always nagged at me and for some reason I always knew there was something more.

But yeah, the back injury will probably always nag him, so that could be it too.

Arsenal need to jave such driving mentality plus the fans need to stay positive as well, i cant stand fair weather fans who always nag and complain.

It does beg the question that has always nagged me — is there a selection bias?

It does beg the question that has always nagged me ---LSB-...]

Although she'd always nagged me to start writing novels of my own — convinced somehow that I'd inherited her talent — I never got round to it.

Microsoft Edge is the web browser that always nags you to use or install.

Q: My wife and I have been using the Couch Potato strategy for a few years now, but something has always nagged me.

-- Why do AI allies always nag you to go faster?

Not exact matches

When perfection is your goal, you're always left with a nagging sense of failure that makes you want to give up or reduce your effort.

As a result, I moved on to other projects and opportunities; but there was always this little voice nagging at me.

When perfection is your goal, you're always left with a nagging sense of failure, and you end up spending your time lamenting what you failed to accomplish and what you should have done differently instead of enjoying what you were able to achieve.

For now, companies will stick to collecting the HST, though, as Winter says, «there'll always be that nagging feeling in the back of their minds that something may change.»

(Indeed, Fortune on Trump in 1990: «The boss has always behaved like a brash entrepreneur: trusting his gut; charming his executives one minute, bellowing at them the next; second - guessing and often firing employees; suing his suppliers; making wild public statements; nagging the custodians who polish his brass.»)

Until recently, I always had a nagging suspicion that the more explicitly «Christian» one's work is, such as being a pastor or working for a Christian organization, the more pleasing to God it would be.

There was always an inner sense, an inchoate yet nagging suspicion that «maybe» such differences....

I wish only to state that despite Macquarrie's fine presentation of the major themes in Heidegger's work, and despite his often engaging if not always successful argument that those themes «can be interpreted in a way that is compatible with Christian faith,» there remains the nagging question whether a God who is thrown into the rough mix of human destiny is enough to prevent us from repeating the horrors of the Holocaust and Hiroshima.

At the same time, I always felt a nagging guilt, a gaping hole, in my prayers.

Be honest, and feel free to pose that nagging question that always comes to mind when you see advertisements asking you to support children in need.

I think it is always imperative NOT to make God sound like a nagging mother: see what I've done for you, what will you do for me.

But listen, no matter how good a person may seem on the outside, if they have it in them to always deny that nagging feeling that Christ is true, then there is something different and not - so - good about them that we don't see.

I happen to live in Britain where the welfare state, despite its obvious failings and inadequacies (to which reactionaries are always calling attention), has had and still does have as its chief concern the provision to everyone of those absolute necessities that are required if the citizens are to lead better, healthier, and more satisfying lives because they have been delivered from nagging fears and worries about illness and old age and much else that can be so dreadfully threatening to them.

And they offer a solution to that most pesky, always - nagging - hungry time, the 3 pm slump!

«But first,» she always tells my nagging, impatient self, her voice perfectly calm, «I've got to have my chai.»

It's always been a little nagging after surgery just due to the surgery and inflammation.

Ward was always dealing with nagging injuries, as Houston's QB - intensive offense got him hit quite a bit, and the Horns» QB situation is perilous after Buechele.

Despite constant attention, a nagging knee injury that surfaced and faded multiple times throughout the season, and being the object of a tug - of - war between the two most recognizable coaches in college football, Najee Harris was always the same player once the ball was snapped.

If marriage is so great for men then why are you women always begging, nagging, and threatening us for «commitment»?

Nagging kids to do their homework, not giving them chores, or always rescuing them from difficult tasks won't teach self - discipline.

And even if you did color your nails, there will always be the nagging feeling of whether the chemicals will leach off into the little ones.

Suggest what skills you feel they have that an employer would look for and always be complimentary, teenagers respond better with encouragement and flattery than nagging and criticism.

Nevertheless, there has always been the nagging question: Does tumor hypermethylation at the p16 locus cause or result from cancer formation?

If your muscles are always sore, you have nagging injuries, or you need pain medicine to get through your day, inflammation is likely the culprit.