Sentence examples for bothered to remember from inspiring English sources

Not, it seems, because they cannot be bothered to remember.

This deepens her rage and despair — he can't even be bothered to remember that they're fighting.

One month later, I found myself in a town in Libya whose name I had never previously bothered to remember.

That's not just from people who can't be bothered to remember 'Benedict Cumberbatch', and who can blame them, but because it's such a strong signature".

"It was just a journalist who couldn't be bothered to remember our names, so it was like, I'll call that one that, and this one this.

The mayor, George Bailey Charles Durningg), and his cold, ambitious wife, Sherry Patti LuPonee), pin their social ambitions on an elegant dinner party they plan for the visitors, who can't be bothered to remember the date.

Nor will they have to bother to remember what those settings were.

"But I know my husband knows baseball facts, so when I want to know something I ask him, and I don't bother to remember it".

A white cop sexually humiliates a well-off black couple; a black cop can't bother to remember where his Latina girlfriend is from (Mexico, El Salvador, they're all the same to him); a white matron doesn't trust the help, until she does.

He is even enough of an environmentalist and a man determined to honour old things so that he might answer "Who was Tom Selleck?" with "Who was Indiana Jones?" After all, the advertised "last" crusade of Dr Jones was in 1989 - 19 years ago, and now, in a time of such accelerated urges to escape the past, who bothers to remember anything?

"But I know my husband knows baseball facts, so when I want to know something I ask him, and I don't bother to remember it". The new idea in Sparrow's research is that the collective knowledge of the Internet increasingly stands in for the collective expertise of family, friends and acquaintances.