Sentence examples for especially bothered about the from inspiring English sources
Nor am I especially bothered about the loss of George Papandreou, who is the sort of weak-chinned social democrat that any observer of New Labour will be heartily tired of.
In fact, the only thing Ditto doesn't seem especially bothered about talking about is her new music.
Educated progressives and liberals tend to welcome change, are comfortable with mobility (their own and other people's), and not especially bothered about belonging, indeed are suspicious of most group allegiances.
He is clever and evolved and not especially bothered about football, but once I finish speaking he says: "Doesn't she feel guilty about Terry losing his captaincy?" Kate Garraway asks Perroncel something similar during a GMTV interview screened the week after I meet her.
Although as a rule I'm not especially bothered about statistics and records, I have to admit that I took special satisfaction from that landmark.' 1977: The Minstrel (5-1) Thind in the 2,000 Guineas, then second in the Irish Guineas - The Minstrel, owned by Robert Sangster and trained by Vincent O'Brien, had been beaten in his two most important races.
Just when the world is no longer particularly bothered about a new Arctic Monkeys record, they've finally released one worth being bothered about – at least in parts.
