naggingly造句

• The rap has been ludicrous, but naggingly insistent.
• The songs on " Unplugged " are lulling and naggingly tuneful.
• Austin loves the sight of frustrated batsmen struggling to hit his naggingly accurate deliveries.
• If there was something naggingly familiar about the whole experience, though, there is good reason for that.
• Naggingly, " Ragtime " has not lived up to box office expectations during its Los Angeles run.
• But nah; in writer-director Kurt Wimmer's hands, it's just naggingly inconsistent and oppressively dumb.
• Despite continental Europe's recent recovery after three years of stagnation, naggingly high numbers of people remain out of work.
• The opening " Ffunny Ffriends, " with its summer day, hazy sound and naggingly catchy vocal line, is one.
• It's genuinely witty instead of naggingly hip, and, as photographed by Soderbergh himself, it's often just plain gorgeous.
• Reckless, bullying and naggingly unreliable, this mercurial " Nixon " is also finally as gutsy and overpowering as it means to be.
• Arliss Howard, who stars as Leon Barlow and directed and co-wrote the script, relies on heavy-handed metaphors and naggingly repetitive imagery.
• On the contrary, it's a naggingly watchable piece of improv that often has the feel of some abstract-expressionist slapdash painting come to life.
• The film, like many of the ballads by Webber and Tim Rice in this 20-year-old rock opera, is naggingly slick and indefinite.
• Glavine recalled that it was Mazzone's throwing program that enabled him to strengthen his arm and overcome a naggingly sore arm he endured throughout the 1992 season.
• GM said it has a roughly 87-day supply of unsold vehicles, marginally ahead of Ford's estimated 80-day inventory in a naggingly soft market.
• German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder warned Tuesday that naggingly high oil prices and the surging strength of the euro could hurt the strength of the largely export-based German economic recovery.
• The move comes at a time when Schroeder's popularity is flagging as he proceeds with cuts aimed to combat the country's naggingly high unemployment rate and stagnant economy.
• But in the aftermath of yet another round of positive drug tests, there is another, naggingly familiar question begging for a response : How clean a sport is track and field?
• Swirls of smoke and occasional inexplicable bursts of flames obscure the action on the TV screen, but over the noise of the fighting we hear a deep, nasal and naggingly familiar voice.
• One goal of the River City lesson is to help children learn how to design experiments, something that middle school students are expected to know but that has been naggingly difficult to teach.