Sentence examples similar to bothered recording from inspiring English sources

Don't bother recording toner replacement, there is no point.

Even with VHS, people probably wouldn't bother recording it.

The English physicist and mathematician Sir Isaac Newton restated the formula in 1707, though no proof of his has been discovered; some mathematicians speculate that he considered its proof too trivial to bother recording.

Journalists and others knew that they would not be able to publish any photographs or movies, so those aware of the incident did not bother recording it other than by accident, nor did any try to investigate it afterward.

The plays change too often, in response to the defense and the talents of the players on hand, to bother recording them.

You might think that yours days are too ordinary to bother recording, but our lives are made up of tiny little things that only seem inconsequential as we're living them.

What's impressive is that Garfunkel's bothered to record what he's read for the last 40 years.

She has left a huge body of work on the Chaco Indians, a people few had previously bothered to record.

Only in the largest incidents have history books even bothered to record the damage, like the 48 murdered and 166 injured in New Orleans in 1866.

Few papers bothered to record the results of toxicology tests released in December showing the cause of her death was "cardiac arrest following broncho-pneumonia which resulted from streptococcal A infection".

"For a long time I thought, why bother to record pieces that have been recorded so many times already?" he said.