Sentence examples for spell bother from inspiring English sources
If the Bee is only about spelling, why bother providing spellers with a hint that gives them context, part of speech, and a sense of meaning?
They couldn't even bother to spell the name right.
The two words come from different Germanic roots, though you may well ask why we bother to spell them differently when we say them the same without creating ambiguity.
Sadly, even the musicians with whom Miller recorded seem to have forgotten about him, but those old 78's were transformed nearly 40 years later into "Emmet Miller Acc. by His Georgia Crackers" (the producers didn't bother to spell Miller's first name right).
The traditional "top secret" briefing materials prepared for an incoming prime minister should Labour's Michael Foot have won the 1983 election did not even bother to spell out how the party's manifesto, famously described by Gerald Kaufman as the "longest suicide note in history", might be implemented.
Such theories regard morality as the result of (hypothetical) negotiations between ideally rational agents but do not bother to spell out exactly how the parties reach this result.
No, don't bother trying to spell it.
(Yiddish speakers in Hasidic communities today, for instance, rarely bother with YIVO spelling).
Don't bother with correct spelling, grammar, or anything else -- you're writing for yourself, not for anyone else.
Of course, this "sign" is contextual, as many people can't be bothered spelling properly and if you fall in love with someone from China, your Chinese may be as iffy as their English.
