Sentence examples for mildly bothered from inspiring English sources

Chandler said he was still mildly bothered by the effects of off-season surgery to remove bone spurs from his left ankle.

They can look quizzical or delighted, they can look bored or thoughtful, mildly bothered or furious to the point of aneurysm.

And the prime minister, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, always talks of Polish national interests as if they naturally run counter to those of the EU.Poland's European partners may be irritated by this, but the voters seem only mildly bothered.

Even those mildly bothered by the actor's patented facial calisthenics will find it difficult to grumble, what with Gregory Doran's crisp direction and sterling support from Patrick Stewart (Claudius) and Oliver Ford Davies as a brilliantly harrumphy Polonius.

Readers will still be mildly perplexed as to why Philip Ziegler should have bothered.

Mr Cheney seemed mildly amused by France's role, perhaps because he had never been bothered by what the UN might or might not do.

For example, item 1 measures numbness or tingling: (0) "Not at all"; (1) "Mildly; it did not bother me much"; (2) "Moderately; it was very unpleasant, but I could stand it"; (3) "Severely; I could barely stand it".

Private sector is least bothered.

Twenty-three questionnaires were completed − one patient was 'very anxious' about repeat imaging, seven patients were 'mildly anxious', 10 were 'relieved', six were 'not bothered'.

Responses included " not at all bothered", " not very bothered", " somewhat bothered", " very bothered", and " extremely bothered".

People cannot be bothered.