Sentences with phrase «nagging suspicion»

If you have been submitting your well - written resume with no results, that nagging suspicion strengthens into a dreaded probability.

Then there is all that debt, raising the nagging suspicion that the secret sauce, if one exists, of successful PE firms isn't managerial competence but leverage.

As much as I'd like to agree that Harper is just out of step, there's that nagging suspicion in the back of my mind that says your friend and neighbor to the south is going to change its tune when the Bakken and Eagle Ford start their decline and the Monterey is not there to pick up the slack.

Even during this experiment with atheism, won't there still be a nagging suspicion in the back of Bell's mind that God exists?]

Even during his experiment with atheism, won't there still be a nagging suspicion in the back of Bell's mind that God exists?

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....

Yet when a local denominational leader challenged the area churches to do something about the AIDS epidemic, she had a nagging suspicion God would not leave her at the cushy clinic job.

Along with his slightly intrusive writing style, there is a nagging suspicion that Boris is using his characterisation of Churchill to burnish his own political brand.

Yet there is a nagging suspicion about whether he is prepared to put in the effort.

«Sadly this confirms the nagging suspicion of riders, residents and business owners alike, that subway service is taken down more than necessary,» Liu said in a statement.

This nagging suspicion that we have somehow settled for less than what we deserve is probably partly responsible for the United States» horrific divorce rate.

We feel for this man and the predicament he's in, but we can't shake the nagging suspicion that he's lying to us.

But it's also not hard to feel a twinge of skepticism, a nagging suspicion that this busy, proficient, uninspired movie is soliciting not our sense of wonderment so much as our brand loyalty.

There's the nagging suspicion that it's something more than that obvious answer, as well as the thought that there's more to Tully than what movie shows us.

«Slumdog Millionaire» may be the obvious frontrunner, but I can't shake a nagging suspicion that it's not really an HFPA sort of film, that as with «Atonement» last year, the more stately, romantic «The Curious Case of Benjamin Button» may be more to their taste.

We want to give Bachmann the benefit of the doubt here, but there is still the nagging suspicion that perhaps his idea of comprehensive inquiry is just as naïve as Sullivan's view of the goal of the work at hand.

Needless to say, there's the constant, nagging suspicion that one's time could have been better spent in an assortment of other ways.

Unless we're really engrossed, we have the continuous, nagging suspicion: There's a better way to spend my time than this.

While applauding the concern, I have the nagging suspicion that all the well - intentioned proactivity in the world can't change the fact that the good ship Stick Shift has already sailed.

But that same gut feel has a nagging suspicion its predecessor might still be that little bit more thrilling to drive on the road.

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.

I was left with a nagging suspicion that Edelman's position may be biased rather than fact - based.

Waters had a nagging suspicion: «We think that ovaries are part of a system that impacts longevity and perhaps the rate of aging.»

Certainly no one can claim to have played them all, and there's always the nagging suspicion that something has been forgotten.

I had a nagging suspicion about him, and I needed to find out if I was right.

Dear Help Desk, I have a nagging suspicion a prominent curator in my town feels slighted by my inaction to follow up on a studio visit he solicited.

The guy had previously spent a lot of money on designer labels, Armani and whatnot, but reading English Cut had confirmed a nagging suspicion in the back of his mind that designer - label wasn't the real deal.

I'm about to fill out the application but I have a nagging suspicion that may be a mistake.

So while you could just push that nagging suspicion to the back of your mind and not worry about the nuances of USB power and whether or not that $ 5 truck stop charger is worth its salt, but you don't have to because testing your USB device's power usage and output is really simple if you're willing to buy a simple tool and spend a few minutes taking measurements.

If you have the nagging suspicion you're not taking full advantage of your Chromecast, you're probably right.

-- you've probably had the nagging suspicion nobody even read your résumé.

One of the challenges with writing your own resume and cover letter is the nagging suspicion that you missed something.

In the back of your mind is this nagging suspicion that it's not them, but your resume that could be the problem.

Have you tried several different parenting techniques, consulted counselors or doctors and have a nagging suspicion that you've yet to find what's really wrong?