Sentence examples for point of bothering from inspiring English sources
What is the point of bothering to acknowledge views you find offensive exist, but then failing to stand up to them in public?
He walks to the steel closet, where we keep the household cash, and brings it to the men, making a point of not bothering to count the notes.
As Lingeman tells Lewis's story, it is all too depressing, depressing to the point of "why bother?" Lingeman might have told it differently, though, because Lewis had plenty of energy and even charm.
Too often these days I hear people tell me they can't really say what they think, and too often I am bound to remark that what is said in public is a million miles from what is said in private, almost to the point of why bother asking.
I thought of canceling, but we made many too many arrangements by that point to bother".
Conley, at some point, stopped bothering refreshing the calendar with dates to match the days of the week.
Most of all, I encourage you to let their questioning roll off your back -- what's the point of letting it bother you so much?
That kind of bothered me because I know Jordan worked hard to get to that point," Mike Clarkson said.
To determine the association of bother from sexual problems with subjective well- being.
