100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "niggle"

Definition

Niggle (noun): A persistent worry or discomfort that is often minor but can cause annoyance or concern. It can also refer to the act of causing such worry or discomfort.

Synonyms

• Worry
• Concern
• Fuss
• Nuisance
• Annoyance
• Irritation

Antonyms

• Ease
• Comfort
• Calm
• Assurance
• Satisfaction

Examples

1. I always niggle about whether I left the stove on.
2. She tends to niggle when it comes to making decisions.
3. The small details began to niggle at him throughout the day.
4. It's easy to niggle over things that don't truly matter.
5. He would often niggle about the accuracy of the report.
6. I could feel a headache niggling at the back of my mind.
7. She tried to ignore the niggle of doubt that crept in.
8. The error in the document continued to niggle at his thoughts.
9. They niggled over the price for hours before reaching an agreement.
10. There’s always that niggling feeling when you're uncertain about a choice.
11. I didn't want to niggle over the details of the plan.
12. His conscience began to niggle him after the argument.
13. It’s just a niggle, but I think we should double-check the figures.
14. The niggle of guilt was hard to shake off.
15. I could tell that the small mistake was niggling her.
16. He always niggled about the cleanliness of his workspace.
17. The thought of forgetting her anniversary began to niggle at him.
18. I don’t want to niggle too much, but that seems off.
19. There’s a niggle in the back of my mind telling me to be cautious.
20. She was niggling about the fabric choice for the dress.
21. His habit of niggling at every little mistake was frustrating.
22. The niggle of uncertainty made him hesitate.
23. I could hear them niggling about the new project specifications.
24. The niggle of anxiety was palpable before the presentation.
25. He’d always niggle at the way she organized her desk.
26. The niggles of doubt were hard to ignore.
27. I tried to shake off the niggle that something was wrong.
28. She didn't want to niggle over the past anymore.
29. The little voice that continued to niggle at her was annoying.
30. I had a niggling suspicion that he wasn’t telling the truth.
31. They would often niggle about which movie to watch.
32. It was just a niggle, but it affected my focus.
33. He couldn’t help but niggle about the unfinished project.
34. She felt a niggle of jealousy when she saw her friend’s success.
35. The minor inconvenience began to niggle at her patience.
36. I noticed him niggling about his appearance before the event.
37. The niggle in his stomach indicated something was amiss.
38. She would constantly niggle about the way he cooked.
39. That niggle of discomfort was hard to shake off.
40. He was niggling over the budget for far too long.
41. The niggle of regret haunted her after the decision.
42. I don’t want to niggle at you, but you missed a meeting.
43. The niggle in the corner of his mind wouldn’t go away.
44. They often niggled about trivial matters.
45. It’s best not to niggle when the bigger picture is at stake.
46. His mind continued to niggle with unanswered questions.
47. She felt a niggle of worry as the deadline approached.
48. I tried not to niggle about the lack of details in the plan.
49. The niggle of dissatisfaction lingered after the review.
50. He tends to niggle about his friends' choices.
51. There’s a niggle in my heart telling me to be careful.
52. I could see her niggling over the new policy changes.
53. The niggle in his conscience made him reconsider.
54. She often niggled at the way he handled finances.
55. The minor niggle of pain reminded him to rest.
56. It’s unnecessary to niggle over such small issues.
57. The niggle of uncertainty kept him awake at night.
58. I could feel the niggle of a cold coming on.
59. He always niggled when his colleagues made mistakes.
60. The niggle of doubt was hard to ignore.
61. I just want to niggle about a few things before we proceed.
62. That niggle of annoyance was getting under my skin.
63. She didn’t want to niggle at the details of the agreement.
64. The niggle of insecurity made her second guess herself.
65. He had a niggle about whether he had made the right choice.
66. They would always niggle about the smallest details.
67. The niggle of impatience grew as he waited.
68. I tried to ignore the niggle of fear rising inside me.
69. He would often niggle about how things could be improved.
70. The niggle in her mind kept bringing her back to the issue.
71. She felt a niggle of excitement when she received the news.
72. It’s easy to niggle when you’re feeling stressed.
73. The niggles of doubt were surfacing again.
74. He couldn't help but niggle about the team's performance.
75. The niggle of regret was overwhelming after the decision was made.
76. I don't want to niggle, but that wasn't the right approach.
77. The niggle of mistrust lingered after the incident.
78. She often niggled about how late he stayed out.
79. There was a niggle of disappointment when expectations weren't met.
80. He would niggle about the mess left in the kitchen.
81. The niggle of frustration started to boil over.
82. I felt a niggle of excitement as the event approached.
83. They often niggled about who was responsible for the mistake.
84. The niggle of annoyance was hard to conceal.
85. I tried not to niggle about the past mistakes.
86. The niggle of tension was palpable in the room.
87. She felt a niggle of guilt for not helping.
88. He didn’t want to niggle about the dress code.
89. The niggle in my gut told me something was off.
90. I could hear him niggling about the deadline.
91. The niggle of concern grew as the situation escalated.
92. She tried to niggle less and focus on the positives.
93. The niggle of worry kept her on edge.
94. He would often niggle about the quality of work.
95. The niggle of confusion was evident on her face.
96. I don’t want to niggle over who was right or wrong.
97. The niggle of impatience made him tap his foot.
98. She felt a niggle of joy at the thought of the surprise.
99. He couldn’t shake the niggle of frustration from his mind.
100. The niggle of fear kept him from taking the leap.