Sentence examples for bothering whether from inspiring English sources

By Louis Menand "In 'The Waste Land,' I wasn't even bothering whether I understood what I was saying," Eliot told an interviewer.

Some of his earlier writing was obscure, he admits, and suggests that young poets can be difficult to make out just because they want to express more than they know how: "In 'The Waste Land' I wasn't even bothering whether I understood what I was saying".

I'm not bothered whether in the semi-finals I scrape through in eighth place.

"I'm not bothered whether in the semi-finals tomorrow I scrape through in eighth place.

I'm not even sure I'm that bothered whether Sean does get a stiffy or not any more.

"He's not too bothered whether he wins or loses, so ends up winning more often than not".

Pressed on whether she still wanted Mr Brown in No 10, she said: "I'm not bothered whether he does or not now.

For that reason their big chief, Rob Baxter, shrugs his broad farmer's shoulders and admits he is not unduly bothered whether the club finish first or second.

They are not bothered whether a particular white person likes them or not; that is the problem of the individual concerned.

Christ, I remember a time when you weren't bothered whether you had a glass or not, so long as there was some alcohol on the go.

His mum and dad, Helen and George (a local official), didn't seem that bothered whether he attended school or not, and when he was expelled from Hebrew school, for not taking it seriously enough, they weren't that bothered either.