Sentence examples for apparently bothering from inspiring English sources

No-one is apparently bothering to do any analysis about this," one Brussels insider told EurActiv.

The bombers also economized on transportation, driving to pick up the explosives in a step van they stole in Madrid on Feb. 28 without apparently bothering to change the license plates, the investigator said.

The victory apparently bothered at least one race fan.

That distinction did not apparently bother Mr. Nozzolio, who has since reintroduced the bill each year.

Spending even a moment on emotional matters can apparently bother Mr. Bloomberg, who prefers to be an active problem-solver at all times.

No one in the chat rooms apparently bothered to explain that Gandhi spent a lot of time in jail, as did antiwar protesters in the 1970s.

The defense is 40 points from yielding more points than any team in Cowboys history — a fact that apparently bothers the usually thoughtful Ware so much he offers up only a quick "no comment" when asked about it.

Williams, who had been 5-0 againsTestudud, needed just 21 minutes to win the first set, then left the court for unspecified medical treatment and struggled when she returned, apparently bothered by her left knee.

The Caucasian-only clause was not some esoteric historical artifact; the rule merely formalized a policy that had always been followed, and the P.G.A. apparently bothered to put it on paper only after discovering that a light-skinned black man had managed to work as a club pro since 1928.

Pre-draft anxiety apparently bothers Lee about as much as an overmatched cornerback.

But none of that apparently bothered Reyna, according to a federal grand jury indictment filed earlier this year in New Hampshire.