Sentence examples for said bother from inspiring English sources

And few of those farms, Ms. Ferm said, bother with occupational health and safety measures for workers, who can suffer pesticide-related illnesses like headaches, rashes and birth abnormalities among their children.

He is not, it should be said, bothered and hopefully the millions he will clear in the rematch will secure him from feeling aggrieved.

"At the time, someone had asked me if what he said bothered me, and I said yes.

I asked him what was wrong, and after some time in silence, he mustered the courage to whisper, "There's a word on the page that's bothering me". That's what he said -- bothering.

I'm not going to let what Joe Theismann says bother us".

The BBC executive who made the decision didn't even, she says, bother to tell her.

Why, the show seems to say, bother to be a woman when you can be something far more glorious?

6. Don't let what the chattering classes say bother you, be they the press, the pundits, or your "frenemies".

Don't let what anyone says bother you.

"Nothing he says bothers us or particularly surprises us".

Resist the urge to interrupt him, even if what he says bothers you.