Sentence examples similar to be quite bothered from inspiring English sources

Our World Cup humiliation, for instance, would have been lessened if we hadn't been quite so bothered about progressing to the knockouts – and we might have played better.

The fact that a synth has murdered someone is, quite rightly, bothering him.

Human beings are quite capable of being bothered in the same instant by Darfur, climate change and the refusal of a bus driver to stop.

But people in the stable one to one relationship I doubt if I would bother discussing it to be quite honest".

Romanticizing Texas's history didn't bother whites and proved to be quite profitable.

The pre-movie wait can be quite long, and you should try not to bother other viewers.

I imagine it must be quite good: otherwise, I don't think Jervis would have bothered to write it down.

But, generally-speaking, we won't really bother with trying to draw a picture because that is going to be quite hard.

Once sweet olives develop a woody trunk they are quite durable, seldom bothered by pests or diseases, able to recover from insults like overfeeding and underwatering.

My sister and I are quite hairy, but this bothers her more than me.

Hip dislocation following total hip arthroplasty (THA) has been quite a common and bothering complication.