Sentence examples for get really bothered from inspiring English sources

So I allowed myself to get really bothered".

It is kind of funny now though, because she gets really bothered by my presence.... Anyway, that aside, I think one of my favourite moments of 2013 was definitely closing Sonar by Night in Barcelona.

That mentality you can't get experience without experience really bothers me, and I believe it holds less privileged people back.

"You really have to care about winning, and it has got to really bother you when you lose.

I don't get out much, so they haven't really bothered me at all.

"It seems to me that maybe they wanted number ones and if they don't get them, they're not really bothered".

"She's a big-government person and she's out of touch because she's never really bothered to get down on the ground and work the district," he said the other day.

I started off playing in house parties, and I didn't really take it too seriously so I wasn't really bothered about getting paid.

But the more we got into the campaign, it really bothered me, that 3 00 a.m. phone call, implying that Senator Obama was not experienced.

Mr Caborn, a former junior minister in the environment department, said that what he was really bothered about was "getting young kids off the estates... and into sport".

"It really bothered me, though, to see Tamika's family really struggling to get any media attention".