Sentence examples for desperately bothered from inspiring English sources
Here, today, it seems like the youth of Cuba aren't desperately bothered by the slow growth of internet access and unaffordable prices of imported foreign goods.
In some cases, a student may have taken to citing one author but has plagiarized elements of work of authors cited by the only author the writer bothered to read, hoping desperately that the assessor wouldn't dig any further.
John McCain (R-AZ) couldn't even be bothered to vote on it, as he was in California desperately trying to raise enough money to even compete against Barack Obama.
And until the agencies we need so desperately to work with bother to sit up and listen to us, protect us, and heed our solutions to their inert and systematic prejudices, our fellow women will continue to die.
Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic commented that "Bloodshy & Avant try desperately to craft a defiant anthem for this tabloid fixture, as she couldn't be bothered to write one on her own".
"We are not too bothered about the lack of money, but things like education and health are everything and investment is desperately needed.
Private sector is least bothered.
Responses included " not at all bothered", " not very bothered", " somewhat bothered", " very bothered", and " extremely bothered".
People cannot be bothered.
On other occasions they have been so desperately bad that they may as well not bother going to Australia in the autumn.
