Sentence examples for find bother from inspiring English sources

3.25pm BST And now Garrigus is the sole leader, Toms dropping one on 17. Meanwhile Woods and Love find bother down the right of 16.

When the purpose of the trip is to unwind, you don't feel bothered to find the best experience.

The only thing the writer could find that bothered him was his excess weight.

Embarrassingly low crowds trooped along for two years of friendly games at Wembley, as England struggled to find opposition bothered enough to do anything other than stroll around for a mutually suitable draw.

You might find yourself bothered by the abuse of power within your workplace or by the abuse of the powerless worldwide.

And reading Mr. Wolfe's comments, I found it bothered me in theory—simply because there's no way of measuring the truth of it.

In 1926, the novelist Rose Macaulay found herself bothered by the attentions of enthusiastic readers, and one in particular who visited, bringing lilies of the valley.

Reading the selections in "The New Journalism," I found it bothered me in practice (particularly in Gay Talese's "The Soft Psyche of Joshua Logan" and in the selection from Mr. Wolfe's own "The Electric Kool‐Aid Acid Test").

By the end, though, I found myself bothered by the sense of self-congratulation that radiated through the film, and that seemed to tug against the gravity of the historical cataclysm that the students were meant to be studying.

Actually, the same phenomenon was also found and bothered the authors for more than fifteen years in biochemical and destructive measurement of chlorophyll in leaves with any level of anthocyanins; in short, the higher content the anthocyanins, the bigger error the chlorophyll measurement (personal data not published).

And in that spot, I found it bothering, quite a bit in fact.