Sentence examples for of a bother from inspiring English sources

It's just too much of a bother.

Disposable rubber gloves make the shaping and dipping much less of a bother.

You must first obtain a Windows Live ID to use the service, which isn't much of a bother.

But with the way Serena Williams is playing now, it is hard to imagine anyone on her singles schedule being much of a bother.

Putting a tail hook on a fly is a bit of a bother, but it helps to hook fish that are striking short.

And others feel that compiling a list of jewelry — and, often, having to document its value, sometimes with an appraisal — is too much of a bother.

Instead, they described feelings of embarrassment, linked to the experiences of unwanted attention and perceptions of being a bother.

"He views parties and all the formalities of politics as a bother.

A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon Jonathan Cape £17.99, pp390 A spot of bother, like a bit of trouble, is usually rather a lot.

He's just a regular American guy, after all, and not the first one to get into a spot of bother on a summer trip abroad.

It was huge, it was noisy, and it sometimes seemed a lot of bother for just a few brief moments of epic beauty.