niggle

Something was niggling at the back of his mind now, though.

That was what had been niggling at the back of her mind all the morning.

And the editor is the only area to niggle with, really.

A small worry niggled at the back of his mind.

But there was something else niggling at him, a feeling of danger.

But now I'm in bed and my mind's settled down, things keep niggling at me.

Something niggled at her mind, and she squinted hard, trying to remember.

Something about that assumption niggled in the back of his mind.

Yet it niggled away as I tried to catch up with the rest of the traffic.

Something niggled him, but he couldn't think what it was.

Something about it niggled at the back of Buck's brain.

The memory that had niggled at me earlier dropped suddenly into place.

She gasped with pleasure even though, deep inside, something niggled at her.

It is a troubling question that niggles away throughout our visit.

And yet there was something just something, niggling away at her.

I was niggled during those first few months by the feeling of being a charlatan.

What niggled at her was no more than uneasiness on the edge of changes.

But there was something that niggled away at him.

Something niggled at the back of her mind but she couldn't bring it to consciousness.

Something niggled at his memory, but he couldn't catch it.

I would remember what had been niggling at me if I stood there long enough.

Clearly something other than the bass notes on the wireless niggled him.

A very disturbing idea began to niggle the edges of Walker's mind.

But as he sat there, a small thorn niggled in his gut.

That will niggle him and he will want a hundred early on.

And she herself started to feel another niggle of doubt.

But there are too many niggles for it to be perfect.

Time may sort it out for me, but meanwhile I have to live with its niggle.

She only felt a little niggle of guilt as the next message began to play.

It is an excellent book, as I took care to point out, except for my few niggles.

Overall the direction seems nice, but there seem like a few niggles: 1.

Eventually, Niggle is forced to take his trip, and cannot get out of it.

Just a niggle: the latest release as of today is 3.1.3.

I haven't had any big injuries, only niggles, but nothing that has really set me back.

The niggle came from the fact that she had no driving ambition to perform.

But there was a niggle of doubt in Hettie's mind.

And Niggle has other pressing work duties that require his attention.

There are niggles that can't help but sour the experience, however.

But while it was pending, there would always be that niggle of uncertainty.

A niggle: I had to ask for the indispensable coarse salt.

Niggles aside, this is a very good little car.

But these are small niggles on a fine bike.

What these books fail to address are the little niggles that come up constantly, particularly in a big city.

There was something familiar about the naked male body - a little niggle of pain came and went.

Then there were niggles about the lack of trim and equipment on some diesel cars.

He stood up when she did but tried hard to express the tiny niggle of doubt that tapped at him.

Mr. Niggle recalled of that day at the pond last month.

However, I have a minor niggle with the sentence below:

In this story, an artist, named Niggle, lives in a society that does not much value art.

"Don't leave me," she whispered and he felt a niggle of doubt.