Sentence examples for dead bothered from inspiring English sources

And the notion that jazz was dead bothered me.

Print, we've been told over and over, is dead: why bother with dusty old books?

If he's already dead, why bother with whatever it is he wishes to tell about his last year of being alive?

Did any of your editors stop to consider that Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg are dead and cannot be bothered by anyone?

Some people think it's a violation of their privacy, but I think it's better that someone gets upset about being searched than for half the school to end up in a hospital or even dead because no one bothered to check a locker or backpack for a weapon.

The first and second conditions can verify the accuracy of the experiment in laboratory (dead seawater) without bothering to test near coast (live seawater).

D'Arcy had been bothered by a dead leg while Earls had been struggling with a shoulder strain.

Your children may be bothered by seeing dead chipmunks in a water bucket or in a mousetrap.

It's getting dead that bothers me.

One of the most fundamental differences between Julius Caesar and George W Bush is that Julius Caesar counted his dead, whereas George W Bush can't be bothered.

It's not the dating dead-ends that bother me.