Niggling

The technical issues with the website were niggling the user experience.

Despite his niggling pain, he refused to take any painkillers.

She had a niggling feeling that something wasn't right.

The noisy construction outside her apartment was niggling her peace and quiet.

The niggling pain in her knee prevented her from playing sports.

She had a niggling pain in her knee that wouldn't go away.

The niggling discomfort in her stomach was making it hard for her to eat.

The niggling sensation in his throat made him constantly clear his throat.

The niggling discomfort in his back made it hard for him to sit still.

The cramp in her leg was niggling and persistent.

The niggling issue with the printer was resolved with a simple software update.

The niggling doubt about the accuracy of the historical account was finally put to rest.

The niggling pain in her knee made it difficult to walk for long periods of time.

The niggling annoyance of the loud clock ticking in the background was distracting.

The niggling doubt in her mind kept her from fully enjoying the party.

The niggling pain in his shoulder was a minor inconvenience.

The niggling feeling that the new sofa was slightly crooked bothered her.

The scratch on the phone's screen protector was a niggling problem.

The niggling imperfection in the diamond was only visible under a magnifying glass.

He couldn't shake the niggling feeling that he had forgotten something important.

The niggling worry of the possible outcome kept him up all night.

The loose thread on her sweater was niggling her skin.

The chronic pain was niggling his ability to function normally.

The unresolved conflict was niggling the relationship between the two friends.

The dusty and untidy room was niggling her OCD tendencies.

The high-pitched whistle from the kettle was niggling her ears.

The constant interruptions during the meeting were niggling her patience.

The constant beeping of the alarm clock was niggling her nerves.

The repetitive song on the radio was niggling his brain.

The small rock in her shoe was niggling her foot.

The incessant chatter of the person next to her was niggling her focus during the lecture.

The recurring grammatical errors in the article were niggling the editor's attention to detail.

The smell of cigarette smoke was niggling her nose.

The fear of failure was niggling his self-confidence.

He had a niggling suspicion that his phone had been hacked.

She couldn't explain why, but she had a niggling sense that something was not quite right.

The accountant had a niggling doubt about the accuracy of the company's financial records.

She couldn't shake the niggling suspicion that her partner was cheating on her.

He had a niggling doubt that he had left the stove on.

Even though everything seemed to be going smoothly, he had a niggling feeling that something would go wrong.

The team had a niggling doubt about the accuracy of the data they had collected.

He had a niggling suspicion that his friends were talking about him behind his back.

She had a niggling fear of public speaking that she couldn't overcome.

He had a niggling feeling that he had forgotten something important.

She had a niggling feeling that something bad was going to happen.

Despite his confidence, he couldn't shake the niggling worry that he wouldn't pass the exam.

The lawyer had a niggling suspicion that her client was not telling the whole truth.

He had a niggling worry that he wouldn't be able to finish the project on time.

The doctor had a niggling concern about the patient's health.

He had a niggling concern that his car wouldn't make it to the next gas station.