Sentence examples for bothered speaking from inspiring English sources

The old goat hasn't bothered speaking to audiences for years.

Under Gordon Brown, the pre-budget report mutated into a mini-budget, and the same has occurred under George Osborne with his "autumn statement", delivered in wintry early December.Despite a plethora of policy announcements the chancellor might not have bothered speaking at all in terms of the fiscal effect, which was neutral.

Once I told them, they were surprised and more impressed because they uniformly reported not encountering many Americans who bothered speaking their language.

I wonder how long Swift will carry on bothering speaking up at all.

Why bother speaking to Sir Clive if you don't want him?

And why bother speaking without notes at all? "I think it's a bit of a boy thing," says Labour councillor Leonie Cooper.

But after dipping his toes in the general political water and getting bitten, I suspect Musk, and many like him, won't bother speaking up again.

With social media providing essentially cost-free signaling, there is plenty of grounds for skepticism: why bother speaking truth to power when speaking falsehood to power (or about power) is easier and often just as effective?

But he hasn't bothered to speak directly to Israelis.

"When they can't even be bothered to speak to you".

Meanwhile, no one ever bothered to speak directly to my father.