Sentence examples for how it bothered from inspiring English sources

Another friend, Megan, remembered how it bothered her that her bedroom had evolved into an office for her father while she was away at college.

I talked with my parents and my wife about how it bothered me.

When we first met he told me how it bothered his ex-wife that in the decades they were together, he never once told her she was beautiful.

They were then asked, compared with other problems in the past, how stressful this problem was (how much it bothered or troubled them) rated on a 7-point scale where 1 = "not troubled" and 7 = "the most troubled I've ever been".

And then when I realized how much it bothered me to write about my hometown, how much it felt like a form of trespass, a way to embarrass myself in front of Tulsan readers, I knew I was on to something.

They were then asked, "Compared to other problems you might have had in the past, how stressful was this problem to you? (By stressful we mean how much it bothered or troubled you)"; participants rated this question on a 7-point scale.

"As kids we used to talk about how much it bothered us that there weren't any players at the top from London, and how all these European countries had great teams," he says, explaining how these long-held frustrations motivated the team.

A meaningless declaration from a 7-year-old — but honestly, I was surprised by how much it bothered me, and bother me it did.

"Barack Obama is a man of great dignity, and I could tell how much it bothered him," she said of the controversy, in a clear appeal to voters who deeply admire Mr. Obama but are less enthusiastic about her.

I remember how much it bothered you when things were unfair.

And I could tell how much it bothered him and annoyed him that this was being touted and used against him.