Sentence examples for pestered about from inspiring English sources
Rodriguez wants to play badly because on the field is where he is not pestered about steroids.
Asked whether he believed the government was sincere in its stated support of human rights, he said: "Politicians have this in common: When they are pestered about human rights, they react to international pressure.
Body-shaming If you don't believe body-shaming is real, take a gander at Rex Reed's comments about Melissa McCarthy or Kiera Knightley being pestered about anorexia in Allure.
He actually means it and being pestered about it will end up irritating him and could sour things for you both.
Mostly he didn't show up, I assume because he didn't want to be pestered about our fees.
During holiday meals, her son, who has never been a big eater, was constantly pestered about not eating enough.
She so thoroughly pestered Ewasko about his safety that, when he arrived in California, he bought a can of pepper spray as a kind of reassuring joke.
But the longer we were in Vietnam, the more my head was pestered with thoughts about the momentous choice facing Britain.
Mary Matalin, counselor to Mr. Cheney, said the people who work with him had not done anything special to mark his return or pestered him with questions about how he was feeling.
Also many of the community support officers, they just walk around pestering young people that don't need to be pestered and are just innocently going about their day.
