Sentence examples for be very bothered from inspiring English sources

I tend to be very bothered by the dry and chilly wind that starts in the fall, so I find this warm stew helps keep my insides warm and my skin soft.

I don't expect them to be very bothered by that, of course, because it's not the causing of offense that concerns them -- and all editors know as much from a moment's introspection.

According to the clinical experience, we observed that some patients with chronic pain tend to be very bothered by even a small amount of pain and others are not bothered by even moderate pain.

The consequences of this could be very bothering: students would be deprived of education, patients wouldn't get the care they needed, deadlines would not be met, and productivity would drop.

His wife is very bothered by the bum's presence.

Nobody is very bothered about the Official Trending Chart.

"Women are very bothered by dry skin, especially in the winter season," Ms. Jensen said.

"I regret and I'm very bothered by what happened to employees and investors," Mr. Arnold said.

"I'm very bothered by his actions," Mara said in an interview.

If it was all an extended commercial, staged and manipulated to ensure happy endings, I am very bothered indeed.

I am very bothered by the tactics that I believe have been deliberately deployed by the Herald on Sunday".