Sentence examples for slight bother from inspiring English sources

And even if you don't want to save the photos, you can click in and zoom, which is something that's always been a slight bother with Instagram.

Patients are asked how much their asthma bothers them in the different areas of their life and they are given six response options (no bother, minor irritation, slight bother, moderate bother, a lot of bother, makes my life a misery) and one 'not applicable' option.

That slight bothered him.

"You missed a really big 'un earlier on," the fossicker said, not that he appeared in the slightest bothered; he was more interested in telling me that he once found the skeleton of a bison trapped in the clay.

If this slight bothers Hollendorfer, whose 1999 statistics surpassed higher-profile names in the sport, he does not let on.

And yet, for two general reasons, I'm not the slightest bit bothered by the findings.

I've said for two days running I wasn't the slightest bit bothered who owned the shares.

"One of the hardest things I find," Levy said, "is when someone gives a dog up they've had for seven or eight years, from a pup, and they don't seem the slightest bit bothered".

As Britain's answer to Derrida, Althusser and Deleuze, Eagleton has standards to maintain, and he doesn't seem in the slightest bit bothered at the suggestion that - so it often appears to the rest of us - theorists are wilfully esoteric and exist only to talk to other theorists.

At a recent show in Vancouver, while playing a DJ set for a rowdy crowd, Davids and Ivory didn't seem the slightest bit bothered by a group of drunk females on stage flailing around their equipment.

But the slight delay did not bother him.