Sentence examples for bothered to learn that from inspiring English sources

Rather, he describes himself as a "conservative good government guy" and an "amateur litigator" who stumbled into political activism 25 years ago, when he moved into a majority-minority district in Houston and was bothered to learn that the incumbent black Democratic congressman was running for re-election unopposed.

Mike didn't bother to learn that important information.

You use all that trigonometry you never bothered to learn in high school, and you're sitting there saying, Oh man!

Like Paterno, he hadn't yet bothered to learn to use e-mail.

Wasn't I bothered to learn earlier this month that Pope Francis signed off on an explicit ban of gay men and LGBTQ-affirming individuals from entering the priesthood?

But there are rules even about stretching the rules, a precept that Christie either never bothered to learn or chose to ignore.

"After that there were no designers who bothered to learn how to cut".

At a panel on Nijinska in, I think, 1986, she said that Nijinska never bothered to learn much English.

In an essay that was published posthumously, Said wrote, "Reading Ahmed's pathetic tirade makes one feel sorry that she never bothered to learn her own language".

I never bothered to learn my class rank since I thought that knowledge would do little to make me happy.

"The age of the aesthetic was over, and people didn't care about me being able to make topiaries or any of these things that I had bothered to learn," she told me.