Sentence examples for much bothered with from inspiring English sources

This one isn't so much bothered with the families; it's actually a fairly straightforward retelling of the event, but told – in this first part – from the point of view of the perpetrators.

Trump hasn't much bothered with these appearances.

But Rossen didn't much bother with authenticity.

But while her vocals were pristine, she didn't much bother with presentation.

Now, the Samurai Sipper is neither wine snob nor slob, but Smith doesn't much bother with under-$20 wines.

Mr. Markson did not much bother with character development or plot; nor, as his work evolved, did he care much for devices of organization like chapters, or even paragraphs.

That film, part of a series that chronicles dopey stunts — and appears to be in a class by itself, as the documentary world doesn't much bother with it — was ranked No. 19 as the year ended, with ticket sales of about $117 million for Paramount.

She didn't much bother with hip-hop, even as it usurped soul music's place at the core of black pop and as everyone around her adapted: singers like Mariah Carey, one of her few vocal equals, who became a willing hip-hop co-conspirator; or Mary J. Blige, who had it in her DNA from the start of her career.

If it's too much bother with your parents in having an extra milk carton or butter container, think of the best solution for everyone.

Brewing temperatures, steeping times, it was too much bother when people were satisfied with a bag of Lipton's.

Having awarded their electoral votes to Michael S. Dukakis in 1988 and to Bill Clinton in the next two presidential elections, Washington and Oregon would seem to be immensely hospitable terrain for a Democratic aspirant to the White House -- perhaps so much so that neither major party candidate would worry much about bothering with campaigning here.