Sentence examples for care bothered from inspiring English sources

In fact, the whole idea that government would get involved in the financing of health care bothered him.

It is true that use of well retained colloids may prevent further reductions in colloid osmotic pressure but very few intensive care units bother to measure colloid osmotic pressure.

I don't care to be bothered anymore," he said.

But they don't seem to care or are bothered by their standing persistent or chronic pains.

"Even [the people] with the mean comments for teaching me who I don't want to be like, and how to be strong and not care and be bothered by what people say".

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This man never planned to find out what was wrong with her, didn't want to be bothered caring for her, and let her go without even visiting her.

So here's Angelina walking the red carpet at the Oscars and I'm a surly young journalist in the crowd, not really caring to be bothered by taking her picture.

"Dharun never bothered to care about the harm he was doing to my brother's heart and mind.

I don't think I can be bothered to care until nearer the time". But, you know, even that is enthusiasm deferred, not enthusiasm rejected.

She was born Catholic, turned Pentecostal, is not sure how her current church would view a yard full of witches and severed limbs, and can't really be bothered to care.