Sentence examples for Being bothered from inspiring English sources
verb
To annoy, to disturb, to irritate.
- Would it bother you if I smoked?
Being bothered by weight or personal appearance was the most highly endorsed symptom from the other PHQ items.
But it was not being bothered.
I don't like being bothered or bossed around.
They could sit in lawn chairs, stretch their legs, and smoke and drink without being bothered.
Despite being bothered by a sore knee, Paul O'Neill is batting.409.409
"It's obvious that they want to make decisions without being bothered by criticism," she said.
But if he was a second or third choice, Blackhurst shows no signs of being bothered.
The two of us lived a happy life together, without bothering or being bothered by anyone.
To be bothered by it, is like being bothered that Puritans are too Puritanical.
"The guy can't sit and have a cup of coffee without being bothered.
Want the latest on post-grunge punk without being bothered over the war in Iraq?
