Sentence examples for initially bothered from inspiring English sources

Joe P. Sanders III, 63, president of the Miss South Carolina pageant, said some members of his organization were initially bothered by some of the additions but agreed to accept them in the end.

Though Bain was initially bothered to learn about Westboro's planned protest, he said he realized, "If this international hate group is coming after me and my community, then we must be doing something right".

I was initially bothered by all these due to the need to fit in then I realized later in life that I have every right to be here as anyone else and so do you.

She thought this was logical, but she didn't initially bother to explain herself to the American public.

Doing nothing will initially bother the person but it removes the fuel and de-escalates any potentially bad situation.

Initially this bothered me, but then I turned it into a game.

In June, Newton, who was considered a very talented player, said that the positive test had initially not bothered him.

"Initially it bothered him," the Scranton hitting coach, Butch Wynegar, said Wednesday from his home in Orlando, Fla. "He didn't come out and say it exactly, but I could tell it in his demeanor.

Ramsey, bothered initially by the Redskins' signing of Brunell during the off-season, said that he only wanted an equal shot to compete and that Gibbs had divided the snaps fairly.

Cluster 2, a group of "fast improvers" who were very bothered initially but rapidly improved, consisted of patients who rated their health as relatively poor but experienced the fewest number of days with bothersome pain of all the clusters.

If s has justification for believing q but s does not bother, initially, to form the belief that q, s can arguably acquire doxastic justification for believing q by acquiring evidence e justifying p and by competently deducing q from p (cf. Silins 2005 and Tucker 2010a).