Sentence examples for Feel bothered from inspiring English sources

Yet, he wrote, "I did not feel bothered at all by the fact that another religion was dominating the site".

Of course, not every Trump voter is a KKK enthusiast, but they should feel bothered by those who are.

I was stunned that it was only then I realized that I do not really feel bothered over physical beauty.

Ask yourself: if you can't be bothered to even vote, why should they feel bothered to serve you and your interests?

Still, I must confess that I feel bothered when others interrupt a conversation without an apology and don't greet friends and coworkers.

As a consequence of the articles, I've picked up (inherited?) a penchant for the biographical style and I'm glad: I write about myself because the personal is political, and I refuse to feel bothered by doing something men have done for years.

The condition is in its early stages — Napoli has said he has never felt bothered by it — but the deal was restructured to one year and $5 million.

Cartier-Bresson deeply admired the sensuous forms of Matisse (who designed the glorious jacket of The Decisive Moment), and he felt bothered by Matisse's description of his radiant stained glass at the Dominican chapel in Vence as the culmination of his life's work.

A 2014 poll by the tourism office found that every third person in the district feels bothered by visitors.

A 2014 poll by the tourism office found that every third person in the borough feels bothered by visitors.

Gilbert always felt bothered by these close-up portraits, stating that "while they were great art, I never felt they matched the style of the rest of the game".