Sentence examples for be particularly bothered with from inspiring English sources

Prosperity at home requires investment in the kind of infrastructure — education, transport and so on — that Modi does not seem to be particularly bothered with.

Neither of them was particularly bothered with personal hygiene: when Sartre was a German prisoner of war, his fellow inmates poured insecticide over his lice-infested mattress as he slept, while contemporaries of de Beauvoir recall her strong body odour, trailing from her clothes like a thick intellectual mist.

About one-third say they'd be outraged if the accusations are true, with 47percentt saying they'd merely be bothered and 10percentthatatheyey wouldn't even be particularly bothered.

While I found the whole episode with Gray and Richard Keys at Molineux cringeworthy, inside the world of football nobody is particularly bothered.

Mr. Kunzru has not been particularly bothered by such criticism.

The DreamWorks camp was particularly bothered by a series of incidents during the 2006 movie awards season, when Mr. Grey appeared to take credit for successes that came with the acquired company, and most particularly its Oscar contender, "Dreamgirls".

Bernanke was particularly bothered by E.R.A., the main yardstick of pitching.

He is particularly bothered by the anonymity provisions of the database — complainants' names are not disclosed without permission.

Not that Activision is particularly bothered.

One word is particularly bothering him.

"It was a disappointing game, to be honest, but I'm not particularly bothered by that," Ferguson said.