Sentence examples for regularly bothered by from inspiring English sources

Some could argue, too, that Murray's chances this year are better, since Rafael Nadal – regularly bothered by his knees – said after his French Open title that he simply "hoped to be ready" for the tournament.

People who are regularly bothered by it should obtain a hearing test from an audiologist and then seek further care from an ear, nose and throat specialist, he advised.

They called it "fog". When Valerie Karplus SM '08, PhD '11 was living in Beijing in 2002, few seemed bothered by the haze that regularly settled over the city.

Damon was sometimes bothered by shoulder pain with the Red Sox, but he regularly played through it.

Was he bothered by that?

Bothered by whom?

I wasn't bothered by it.

She is bothered by the title "socialite".

Later he was bothered by tendon trouble.

No one seems bothered by this.

"You're bothered by us teaching Greek history?