Sentence examples for incessantly bothered from inspiring English sources
My eyes flustered and every couple minutes, my hands made an involuntary move to my back to sway away the mosquito that incessantly bothered me.
Lewis plays William Keane, a borderline-homeless guy who hangs around the bus station, bothering people, incessantly talking to himself, and gazing about him with the quick, paranoid glances of a wounded animal.
According to Gallagher, the comic's first two strips were drawn in reaction to Caston being "convinced that he and I could do [a webcomic]... [and] bothering me incessantly about it", without any planning or pre-determined storyline.
I recognized my stressors -- people who talked incessantly, crowded concert venues, being interrupted while enjoying a quiet activity -- but assumed these things bothered everyone.
Private sector is least bothered.
Responses included " not at all bothered", " not very bothered", " somewhat bothered", " very bothered", and " extremely bothered".
But the plane on the runway did not seem to bother the patrons drinking here, nor did the looping reports of the crash that played incessantly on the television screens above the bar.
British people rarely bother to query why this happens, mainly being of the persuasion that they should let the ants "get on with it", while also loth to question a phenomenon that provides an opportunity to moan incessantly about something other than the weather.
