Sentence examples for become bothered from inspiring English sources

"We only seem to become bothered when it's a westerner that becomes ill.

After you know your way around a bit and have a month long metro pass, you begin to steadily become bothered by the surplus of visitors in your beloved city.

This took a year & during the time the Bishop became bothered by Monsignor Gau's popularity.

McManus's husband works for the army, as an IT specialist, and they both became bothered by Clinton's email setup.

So, when arguably the most high profile rookie from the last draft class skips the session it is understandable if the N.F.L. becomes bothered.

When I was going over the final draft of my last book, This Must Be the Place, I became bothered by the fact that I had used the word "penumbra" twice.

But listening to her speech today (it was given during the commercial break last night), I became bothered.

In only one case did the parents specifically request to have their child not be present for part of the discussion: a 12 year old girl with a CNS tumor and developmental delay who was present for most of the conference but became bothered by the lengthy discussion of the study.

If he started out calmly and becomes bothered, always end on a positive note, and in your favor.

The movement was founded in the UK by Dame Cicely Saunders, a nurse born in 1918 who became increasingly bothered by the way she witnessed people dying.

Then the stories evolved and changed, but it would have become a bother to say every time, 'I guess what I have just written is a prose poem, or a meditation', and I would have felt very constrained by trying to label each individual work, so it was simply easier to call everything stories," she told the Observer in 2010.