Sentence examples for Greatly bothered from inspiring English sources

But he said he was greatly bothered by one thing now.

"We are greatly bothered by possibilities of a backdoor deal and shady, political shenanigans," Schwomeyer said.

Trevor Bayliss will, no doubt, study the evidence but he seldom seems greatly bothered by anything.

In those tests, mice that were bathed in yellow light designed to block nerve impulses weren't greatly bothered by a band pinching their leg.

Justice Rehnquist quotes, with approval, Francis Biddle, President Franklin Roosevelt's attorney general, who said, "The Constitution has not greatly bothered any wartime president".

But Mr. Corzine appears undeterred by one recent poll showing that 31percentt of voters were greatly bothered by his campaign spending.

That greatly bothers Vince, who has found Jesus.

It would be particularly damaging for the crown prince, seen as a relative reformist, and would probably not greatly bother the more hardline members of his family who control the security establishment and appear to have the king's ear.

And since a weaker dollar will cause headaches for those countries (particularly in Europe) whose currencies are strengthening, the Bush team has also invited more transatlantic political tension.Blame it on inexperienceIrritating the French or Germans may not greatly bother this White House.

"We did have to clear the air," she tells me, "on some things that bothered me greatly".

This bothered her greatly, she told me, because we are supposed to be the users of platforms like Facebook and not the other way around.