Sentence examples for does not much bother from inspiring English sources

He often says that America is exceptional, but does not much bother to explain why.

Inflicting more pain on their countrymen doesn't much bother the Tea Party Republicans, as they've repeatedly proved.

Now, the Samurai Sipper is neither wine snob nor slob, but Smith doesn't much bother with under-$20 wines.

It doesn't much bother me that my name wasn't included; in those days students weren't recognised by the committee.

Although she says she drops by the store every other week or so, she doesn't much bother shopping for food in Westchester County at all -- even at the Food Emporium near her home.

That film, part of a series that chronicles dopey stunts — and appears to be in a class by itself, as the documentary world doesn't much bother with it — was ranked No. 19 as the year ended, with ticket sales of about $117 million for Paramount.

But being out of tune with his fellow intellectuals and academicians doesn't much bother Sowell.

The Times skipped the recital, a fact that did not much bother Mr. Biss.

These mishaps did not much bother the electorate; improvement, even if meagre, was enough to retain favour.

Sotheby's and Christie's do not much bother because it does not make the kind of money that the earlier works do.

Mr. Markson did not much bother with character development or plot; nor, as his work evolved, did he care much for devices of organization like chapters, or even paragraphs.