Sentence examples for bothered learning from inspiring English sources

They'll share his complaint about unremitting hostility of many Jewish leftists to Israel, a place a large number of them have never even visited, nor ever bothered learning very much about.

I don't bother learning their names.

Otherwise, why did he bother learning to be a politician?

Why bother learning problem-solving skills, when there are never obstacles to begin with?

You didn't bother learning any of their names, but you voted for them.

Why bother learning to read a clock face at all in this digital age, Mr. Shanley asked the fourth graders?

Even teachers wouldn't bother learning our different names; they'd just point at who they wanted.

And I never bother learning it as every day Michael would look at it and say, 'That's not very interesting is it?

She was asked twice by the same pupil why they should bother learning a dead language, and began her response: "Because the Romans were bloody interesting".

When even the European Central Bank chooses English as its main language, despite the UK being outside the euro, why should British or American school kids bother learning anything else?

A young woman asked what advice I had — specifically, why they should bother learning the trade when it was all but impossible to practice it in Burma (a.k.a. Myanmar).