niggle|niggled|niggles|niggling in English

verb

[nig·gle || 'nɪgl]

be petty; trifle; make petty demands; nag, criticize

Use "niggle|niggled|niggles|niggling" in a sentence

1. He was niggled by her careless attitude.

2. Jack is niggling at bones.

3. 16 She niggled some expressions of my article.

4. Something's been niggling her all day.

5. The puzzle niggled away in Arnold's mind.

6. Stop niggling about every penny we spend.

7. She niggles endlessly over the exact pronunciation.

8. Something was niggling her.

9. Don't waste time on niggling details.

10. It's difficult for him not to niggle.

11. 19 Stop niggling about every penny we spend.

12. And that's my only other niggle(Sentencedict.com), really.

13. She had niggling doubts about their relationship.

14. Another niggling problem is their inconsistent approach to repeats.

15. He gets the occasional niggle in his right shoulder.

16. We had tremendous difficulty getting the agreement signed Every clause was niggle over.

17. Both players have been suffering from niggling injuries.

18. I don't react anymore when opponents try to niggle me.

19. And here a niggling doubt enters the mind.

20. Our lawyers will niggle over every little detail of the case.

21. She still felt the same niggling doubt: was he really telling the truth?

22. What should a Russian - free Afghanistan be called? This is no niggle.

23. 3 She keeps house industriously and frugally and niggles over every detail of each bill.

24. Don't you feel even a slight niggle about the morality of your experiments?

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