Sentence examples for seriously bothered from inspiring English sources

MOST men who are seriously bothered by their symptoms opt for medication, urologists said.

The Bush White House does not appear seriously bothered by Mr. Armey's recent comments.

They were also much better showmen than Mr. Browne, and for that reason people were not seriously bothered that their clothes were often unwearable.

Businessmen always and everywhere complain about politicians, but what is happening now in America seriously bothers them.

It "seriously bothers her," he says, that he's on his own, that he might die and nobody find him.

Like my Dad, she is seriously not bothered by how dim I am.

By several accounts, some government officials initially did not take the case seriously, not bothering to retain lawyers before they were interviewed by F.B.I. agents.

Now there's a celebrity who doesn't take herself too seriously and bothers to give an awards show audience something more exciting to watch than just another tearful acceptance speech.

If all the luxuries our lives are reliant upon are going to begin crumbling in 15 years, then seriously, why bother doing anything other than NekNominations and casual sex?

Its few leaders who bothered seriously with foreign matters, notably Jawaharlal Nehru, the brilliant and charismatic first prime minister, fell into moralising about others' wicked deeds and tried to avoid being embroiled in the cold war, but he did little to promote national interests.

The second reason is a motivational one: pain therapists frequently report that patients who are seriously impaired and bothered by their dysfunction have the highest levels of motivation to change their lives.