Sentence examples for bothered like from inspiring English sources

This episode threw him back on the mercies of familial convention, where black sheep were sorted out, made men of, by banishment to somewhere frightfully hot and bothered like India or Africa, and not allowed back home until they had thoroughly redeemed themselves.

But now it appears that we should not have bothered: like the Javan rhino and the Hawksbill turtle, it seems that poor people are an endangered species.

Bluffer's guide to Pinter, for those who can't be bothered: likes a love triangle; well-known east Londoner and affair-haver; go heavy on the Pauses.

So why do we even bother liking such a hateful, vitriolic woman?

It's okay because if he doesn't like you, you shouldn't bother liking him.

I recently got engaged, and she couldn't even be bothered to like that.

They clearly can't be bothered to like you for your personality.

No bother, like.

A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon Jonathan Cape £17.99, pp390 A spot of bother, like a bit of trouble, is usually rather a lot.

There are other things to be bothered with, like girls and football".

I can't be bothered with the likes of Anna Friel's character Beth in 1980s Brookside.