Sentence examples for be bothered with having from inspiring English sources

"People want to make choices about clothes and restaurants and what houses they live in, but a lot of us would rather not be bothered with having to make a choice about electricity," said Wendy Kaminer, a public policy fellow at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study in Cambridge, Mass.

Honestly, I can't be bothered with "hating" a director, especially since I've never seen his movies.

"They didn't want to be bothered with actually having to do something," says Celestino Almendárez, one of the village leaders.

If you can't be bothered with Murphy (I've spoiled the ending, so I wouldn't blame you), then you could do worse than seeking out the late trilogy of novellas first, Company, Ill Seen Ill Said and Worstward Ho.

The notion that damaged souls ought to go off and live together in a "beautiful home for the incurable" where the fully functioning world doesn't have to be bothered with them, doesn't have to provide them with jobs and services and a feeling of belonging, is a convenient, cruel fairy tale.

"I can't be bothered with it because we have to genuinely get tight as a group and push towards this Bangladesh game and win it.

If you had told Shakespeare that the first and third parts of "Henry VI" totally rocked but that you couldn't be bothered with the second, he would have fingered the fluff below his bottom lip and called you a very whoreson dog.

I've always envied people who compose music or paint, because they don't have to be bothered with the sort of crude mess that language normally is, in everyday life and in the way we use it.

I also begged them to get some gay writers so I didn't have to be bothered with their questions.

Who wants to be bothered with a soufflé when you can have raw meat in 140 characters?

"The United States and the G-7 in general ultimately didn't want to have to be bothered with another international crisis, albeit economic rather than military," Mr. Smith at Standard Chartered said.