Sentences with phrase «nagging doubt»

In these uncertain economic times where American families put an ever - higher premium on a good education, and with nagging doubts about flaws in funding in the public education system, the education reform movement has become a red - hot button.

But although I knew that the interventions on my first birth had been unnecessary, there was a horrible nagging doubt in my mind that I might not be able to progress my labour without the use of drugs.

They speak of missing time with family, struggles to complete lesson plans and nagging doubts over whether it's worth the sacrifices to stay in their profession.

Yet nagging doubts remain, stoked by two persistent skeptics: David Pimentel, a professor of ecology and agricultural sciences at Cornell University, and Tad Patzek, a professor of geoengineering from the University of California at Berkeley who started the UC Oil Consortium, an industry - sponsored research group.

Also, and now might not be the best time to say this, but has anyone else got just a little nagging doubt about Ospina — I mean if the rumours are true I am pretty surprised that Fenerbahce is the best he can do.

The second nagging doubt relates to Labour's overall vote share — 38 per cent, compared to 31 per cent for the Tories, was respectable, but nothing more.

I had an inner nagging doubt that something was amiss.

As it is, there are too many nagging doubts and plot diversions for the film to be truly satisfying, but it is an extraordinary debut screenplay, a hugely appealing, confident, loveable film that will undoubtedly reward further viewings.

Andy finds himself desperately defending his son, holding his family together and keeping at bay that tiny nagging doubt.

I have nagging doubts if there is enough inertia, within the profession, to put a plan into action now.

This paper is for the one percenters — the folks who have nagging doubts in their suspension of belief because something sticks in their craw.

A tale of two obsessed archeologists, one ancient city and nagging doubts about whether science can ever hope to reveal the past.

She'd never heard anyone describe their own harrowing or nagging doubts — or how one can have faith without suppressing doubt.

When I'd run into an ideological dead end, I would panic and either try and forget about the nagging doubt or I'd let it overtake me until I kicked the problematic belief to the curb.

He says that the president's poor debate performance, as well as some nagging doubts about the efficacy of his policies past and proposed, have led him to....

We often cover our unbelief in sweet theological nothings: And beyond our nagging doubts, we are troubled by the implications that we as modern believers might be forced to draw were we to face up rationally to our claim to have been justified by Christ's blood.

I have felt a lot like Chris F — the nagging doubt remains for me too that maybe I'm the deluded one who doesn't «get it» when someone else shares that they've heard from God.

And I still have the nagging doubt — what if it's me that's wrong, that's deluded, that just hasn't got the guts to believe for a miracle.

So far, I have not found any explanation that satisfies all my nagging doubts and fears.

No matter how strong their conviction, ultimately every one I've talked to has this nagging doubt in the back of their mind.

If they had a nagging doubt then they're agnostics and not atheists.

I'm sure the atheists posting on this site have no nagging doubt either.

I came away from game imagining what might have been if Danny had started this game instead of last and if our players had more confidence in front of goal what might have been but also with some nagging doubts on Arsene Wenger and European football.

I love Jack but I think we all have that nagging doubt that the boy ain't gonna be lucky with his career, especially the injuries.

David Silva is obviously the player of choice if you discuss the matter with any Liverpool fan but again that story has rattled around for so long now I keep waiting for it to progress and have a nagging doubt that one of these mornings I will read he has moved to Old Trafford!

Instead the nightmare scenario of losing another cup final awaits all Gooners this morning as well as the nagging doubts over whether this team can actually cross the finish line to become winners.

I think he's a big weakness for Labour and we should do everything to ensure that the nagging doubts that voters have about him are maximised.

The scientific inquisitorial solution to the nagging doubts over miscarriages of justice may, after all, turn out to be an attractive mirage.

Given his geniality, and the intrinsic interest of what he writes about, one fights at first the nagging doubts that grow out of the mind - brain question.

«This raises the nagging doubt that we are not seeing cells in their native state, happily ensconced in the organism in which they evolved.»

This constant, nagging doubt that barks in the back of your ear that you are a fraud waiting to be found out.

You may find the chemistry you thought was lacking is actually lurking beneath the surface, or that your initial gut reaction is wholly confirmed, but at least now youâ $ ™ ll be able to let the other person down with more certainty of mind instead of that nagging doubt.

Although the prosecutor had convinced a jury to sentence the pair to death based on questionable circumstantial evidence, the nagging doubts about their guilt or innocence which had turned the case into something of a cause celebre have remained unresolved to this very day.

One of Affleck's great feats in Argo is to show both Mendez's confidence and calm, but also the nagging doubt and dread in his eyes.

Portraying a struggling artist named Adrian Jacobs who composes abstract atonal music — and weighs suicide at age 30 for the sake of integrity — Goldberg captures, often in silence, the nagging doubts and petty contradictions of a personality burdened by the mythical qualifiers for «real art» and the «true artist.»

Once you see the stats, there'll be no nagging doubt in the back of your mind.

The new car confounds my nagging doubt that Nissan might have dumbed down the GT - R to make it more relaxing in everyday driving.

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.

So if you're anything like me (God help you) there's always the nagging doubt you might enjoy the car more if you chose a different blend of settings.

As more and more schools look to the technological, environmental, and fiscal benefits to going completely digital for academic titles, there are still some nagging doubts that may cause decision makers to drag their feet.

When I wrote my lessons learned after 1 year, I still had some nagging doubts that I would have to return to that day job — you know, just in case... But these days I am truly unemployable in the traditional «job» sense!

I still have a nagging doubt: I know that when I get tweets from fellow writers asking me to download their latest novel, my reaction (as a reader) tends towards the negative.

If you give your book its best chance of succeeding, you won't have any nagging doubts about what you might have done better.

You can comfort yourself with the statistics of how well it has worked in the past, but there will always be the nagging doubt that this time it will be different.

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