Sentence examples similar to a bothersome matter from inspiring English sources

His reaction came in a calm tone, but clearly this was a bothersome issue with a far more pressing matter--the Rockets--in his face.

The general demanded that bank loans be repaid, a bothersome innovation for many of the rich.

Mike Miller aggravated a bothersome shoulder, but is expected to be available.

What could cause this? A. You most likely have a bothersome, but not serious, condition called benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.

Q: I recently had a cold which left me with a bothersome cough.

The bothersome business of constructing a legal framework somewhat coherent with the Constitution is a matter of crossing t's and dotting i's.

And any third-party candidate in 2008 with such a plan would immediately be dismissed as a bothersome distraction and fraud, no matter his or her credentials.

It is sometimes a little bothersome from the standpoint that it is so completely inaccurate it can get real irritating.

And, yes, changing the ACA through executive action rather than the legislative process is a bit bothersome.

For one thing, they've chosen a bothersome capitalization scheme.

But not in a bothersome way?