Sentence examples for a tad bothered from inspiring English sources
From his perch by the first tee, course developer and owner Herb Kohler sounded a tad bothered by the potential (and eventual reality) of 20 under winning the tournament.
Judging by their weeklong fawning over Vick and the Eagles' offensive dynamos, it was a tad surprising that the Jets even bothered to show up Sunday.
Raonic, a tad defensive, said that it didn't bother him that McEnroe was dividing his attention at Wimbledon.
That the Bloomberg administration's Olympic linchpin, Deputy Mayor Daniel L. Doctoroff, is furious with the association for opposing plans for a Jets stadium at the West Side rail yards bothers Mr. Yaro not a tad.
A: What is bothering Henry?
And on that Sunday morning, Olsen was still more than a little bothered that a fan tried to get a tad too intimate with her the night before.
The response categories range were 1 = not bothered, 2 = a little bothered, 3 = quite bothered, and 4 = very bothered.
"Wide range of music which was a tad confusing as you expext it to have a country feel but it didnt bother me too much".
That seems a tad excessive.
