Sentence examples for bothered to end from inspiring English sources

We have produced one firearm for every ten inhabitants of this planet, and yet we have not bothered to end hunger when such a feat is well within our reach.

The fashion was to eat macrobiotic food but as nobody could be bothered to read to the end of the book it didn't improve things.

By the way, Mr. Gross has not bothered to provide end notes for each bit of information because "that would have made a hefty book even fatter".

Why bother trying to end the night nicely with a girl who made it clear she won't sleep with you when you can pull an exit and just ignore her and never speak to her again?

The reader might only need a fraction of the information such content holds, but if it is packed within hundreds of excess words, not many potential customers will bother to read until the end.

But Americans have never bothered to understand how, exactly, it ended.

Nick Owen, ITV's main sports presenter from 1986 to 1992, said: "When you'd gone to interview a manager, sometimes they just couldn't be bothered to do it in the end so you'd hang about for hours in draughty corridors.

Who hasn't heard a song on the radio and then were dismayed that, when the tune ended, no one bothered to mention its name?

When LED TVs hit the market just a few years ago a set like that could have easily cost twice as much if any manufacturer would have bothered to put such a high-end feature into a small set.

Those who would bother to note this ending as silly (or even sillier, still, would actually engage in contemplating how unrealistic it is) have perhaps no sense of visual poetry, artistic license nor science-fiction.

Dealers, naturally enough, only bother to import top-end models that could justify such an outlay.