Sentence examples for bothered to identify from inspiring English sources

One sketch cast her as a mother who couldn't be bothered to identify a body as her missing child.

Few targeted Leicester's weaknesses, fewer still even bothered to identify those weaknesses, and instead allowed Jamie Vardy, Riyad Mahrez and co. to bamboozle their unprepared defenders.

"The magazine does not even bother to identify the subjects" of the photos, said Ms. Gahlaut, the columnist.

If porn is abusive by nature, as they say, why bother to identify actual abuse on the set?

It has been all too common in recent years for physicians to treat microbial infections with broad-spectrum antibiotics without bothering to identify the particular germ involved.

Yet, to the credit of Ms. Field and Ms. Parker, the film rarely bothers to identify the labels worn by the actors during the never-ending fashion parade, never once mentioning Manolo's surname (as if that were necessary).

Or it might be a grouchy old lawyer who confessed that he'd recently run over three people but didn't bother to identify himself, because no judge would "put a 78-year-old in prison".

The session opened with an intriguing urban site depicted in fine detail in 1895 by Arthur Joseph Meadows, who did not bother to identify the cityscape, too obvious at the time.

Why bother to identify any reason to kill oneself when it is vastly outweighed by the reasons against doing so? (Raz 2005a; Schroeder 2005a, 2007).

Cockrel celebrates, but does not bother to identify, the examples of Emergency Managers that have improved the quality of life in poor, industrial cities like Detroit.

Since the government views them as "insurgents" and "terrorists," it does not bother to identify anyone of them or provide any accountability why alleged terrorists are not arrested and given a fair trial.