Sentence examples for especially bothered from inspiring English sources

That especially bothered his mother.

I don't think this especially bothered him.

It was the vibration that especially bothered him, he said.

It especially bothered his grandfather, who was caring but critical.

Not that the local wood pigeons seemed especially bothered.

Marbury was especially bothered over two specific endorsement-related incidents.

It doesn't especially bother him.

It especially bothers him — and other hunters — that those with means can buy public licenses through private outlets, paying thousands of dollars to move to the head of the line.

The things that especially bother him are the erosion of the state's responsibilities, the maniacal rush towards market solutions, the bogus ethical concerns of corporations and the potentially catastrophic competing demands of multiculturalism, as opposed to the mutually beneficial interdependence of pluralism.

What about that person's behavior is especially bothering you?

Both the Friar and Mercutio would seem to define themselves, above all, as Best Friends Forever of Romeo and get especially hot and bothered when that pedestrian young swain is around.