Sentence examples for intensely bothered from inspiring English sources
Spiegel, like many people, is intensely bothered by notifications.
#LikeABoy is proof that a mans ego is so fragile that when we try to encourage young girls to be confident it intensely bothers them.
In 2011, black newspaper columnist Lerato Tshabalala penned a piece directed at whites to express "how intensely it bothers us when you grin, when you make eye contact with a black person.
Her letter was that of a person so intensely preoccupied and so passionately aggrieved that she simply could not be bothered to explain what she was talking about.
And perhaps more intensely, I hate that lazy portmanteau thrown up in the past half-decade – a "LOL," something to pepper a piece of writing when a journalist can't be bothered to flick through their mental thesaurus and find a more interesting synonym.
Private sector is least bothered.
Responses included " not at all bothered", " not very bothered", " somewhat bothered", " very bothered", and " extremely bothered".
People cannot be bothered.
In life, he was intensely, almost manically, domestic but always ready to fall a little in love, without the plans or bother of a full affair.
