"If you can read in the car without its bothering you, it's O.K. to do," Dr. Stewart said.
They would see its bothering you and NEVER stop it.
When speaking with him or her, make eye contact and do not talk the entire time about how its bothering you, that would be counter productive because they either will get bored and stop listening or THEY WON'T BE ABLE TO GET A WORD IN.
The ocean is like a tonic against the smallness of the community, and it's only when the weather's bad and he can't get out that its size bothers him at all.
Because of its stature in the industry, neither its potential recruits nor its customers were bothered by its last change of name, from Hughes to FSS.
As he writes in his book, "One can only wonder why this ancient civilization, with airplanes and telekinesis at its disposal, bothered with swords and spears to fight its battles".
Its latest bother is the indictment of Tom DeLay, Republican leader in the House of Representatives, on allegations of illegal fund-raising.
The clothes depicted in "Zeitgeist and Glamour," when its subjects bother to wear them, are dazzling: brocades, fur, animal prints, lace — raiment fit for royalty, and for its American equivalent in the late 20th century.
A total of twenty-nine questions were constructed assessing the GU, GI, and sexual late toxicities in terms of symptom severity and its associated bother to the patient.
As previously hypothesized, the strength of the association between symptom severity (function subscale) and its impact (bother subscale) was moderate for each specific BCI domain, with Pearson coefficients of 0.61 and 0.53 marked in bold.
