Fifteen Neva woke to the nagging sensation that something was wrong.

She had a nagging sensation that there was something she should say back to him but had no idea what or why.

A part of her listened to the distant bone-ache, assessing it, then switched the nagging sensation off.

Nothing immediately obvious, just a nagging sensation that Locke had been in his presence before.

He had that nagging waking sensation of clutching to the shreds of a rich and involving dream, but no, too late, it was all gone.

He tried to recall one of those sessions now, prompted by a nagging sensation that it had contained something of value to his present problem.

But Thurlow still felt a nagging sensation of suspended judgment.

The Englishman had the nagging sensation he had seen the man somewhere before.

But he fought against the nagging sensation to seek her out and talk it through.

I had a nagging sensation of a tired vaudevillian painfully going through the motions for most of the film.