Sentence examples for being a bother from inspiring English sources
Quicktime was being a bother, and we needed to use my PC to do a few encodes at this or that specification.
In their relations to others they could perceive themselves as being a bother.
Instead, they described feelings of embarrassment, linked to the experiences of unwanted attention and perceptions of being a bother.
Three subcategories were identified: The body is insufficient (bio), Psychological and emotional impact (psycho), and Being a bother (social).
Besides the embarrassment of the extra attention it sometimes involved in asking for non-offending food, the adolescents described the feeling of being a bother and causing trouble to others.
There are several parallels between adolescents' experiences of being food-hypersensitive and adolescents' experiences of living with diabetes [ 21] as well as the experiences of adults with gluten intolerance [ 24, 25], for example unwanted attention, worries about being a bother, and fear of complications/reactions.
Dancers and dance enthusiasts love talking about ballet, so don't feel like you're being a bother.
So if a snake isn't eating your chicken's eggs or otherwise being a bother, consider sharing your yard with it instead of trapping it and moving it elsewhere.
As you either get down to retrieve it, or they do, apologize for being a bother but then start a conversation.
