Sentence examples for is bothered that from inspiring English sources

Though she is happy the Seymour Avenue victims received support from the community, she is bothered that little has been done to help the families of the victims and survivors of Sowell.

But he distrusts its figures, just as he is bothered that the state spends vastly more on marketing its Lottery games than it does on treatment programs.

Frank Robinson, who is fifth on the career list with 586, was asked if he is bothered that the home run explosion may cause people to undervalue previous highs.

O'Neal is bothered that the Lakers don't begin many of their offensive plays by first going inside to him, a strategy that led to many easy baskets for teammates during last season's title run.

Arne is bothered that students with very low IQs, students with low function, students who have processing problems, students who have any number of impairments -- these students are performing below grade level.

No one is bothered that this is another cynical attempt to make some money off a few late 20-somethings unable to leave the programmes they watched as teenagers behind.

"Often people say, 'Why should I be bothered?' That's step one, step two is persuading them to actually vote, step three is persuading them to vote Labour.

Said she had always been bothered that way.

To be bothered by it, is like being bothered that Puritans are too Puritanical.

The judges were bothered that the "only" evidence was about the 23 children.

"Some people are bothered that a decision-making class is emerging in Naples".