Sentence examples for bothered to keep from inspiring English sources
He had become a "cultural nonperson," if only of course because mainstream publications hadn't bothered to keep up with him.
Her second question was why, then, had they bothered to keep the documents after the war ended.
They have even scrapped their minister for decentralisation, suggesting they can't even be bothered to keep up the pretence".
There is, he reports, no extant copy of the Super Bowl I television broadcast; nobody bothered to keep the tapes.
The slowest-growing economies over the past 100 years are omitted from the dataset because they were so badly managed that no one bothered to keep records.David Zetland.
"In the Sixties, most photographers never bothered to keep their negatives, so hundreds of my pictures, possibly thousands, are likely gone for ever.
And many don't bother to keep the calendars on their listing pages up to date.
Some of the Afghan deserters did not bother to keep a low profile.
No one was bothering to keep count, so Mr. Levy went ahead and declared himself the winner.
Reyes, treasuring what the owners themselves didn't bother to keep, calls this "a guilt-ridden literary forensics".
"It's not worth the bother to keep track, have people sign, and all that," Mr. Lindskog said.
