Sentence examples similar to present bothered from inspiring English sources

This disconnect from the present really bothered me.

But if Trump lacks principles it is not because no one has ever bothered to present him with any.

But then why should Parmenides have bothered to present a fundamentally flawed or "near-correct" cosmology, founded upon principles that fail to satisfy the very requirements he himself has supposedly specified?

It is unknown whether women with depressive symptoms may be more bothered and present to the hospital, or the other way round i.e. if women with depressive symptoms are less likely to seek care.

Dad's never really bothered with presents, really, but this year he told me to keep an eye out for two boxes.

For all the present fuss and bother, ISDS appears to be low on their list of requirements.

But a quick read of the blurb suggests kids won't be too bothered by the present's architectural shortcomings.

When sensationalism, a cheap effect, substitutes for truly disturbing art seriously presented, we should be deeply bothered.

The mothers were asked to indicate how much the presented emotions and cognitions had bothered them during the past 2 weeks, scored on a 4-point scale ranging from 1 ("not bothered") to 4 ("very bothered").

For each item, the respondents were asked to indicate how much any of the presented emotions and cognitions had bothered them during the past 2 weeks, scored on a four-point scale ranging from 1 "not bothered" to 4 "very bothered".

More than 40% of athletes presenting to the clinic were bothered by their oral health with 28% reporting an impact on their quality of life and 18% reporting an impact on training or performance (see online supplementary table S8).