Sentence examples for terribly bothered from inspiring English sources
Some Swansea players did not seem terribly bothered.
No one seems terribly bothered by the ash or wears the familiar white surgical masks.
It said everything about the match that no one seemed terribly bothered.
"We can't get the scaffold to work," she says, not terribly bothered by the fact that the people who are supposed to be making things work can't.
His position as the celebrities' wedding DJ of choice has apparently slipped, a state of affairs he doesn't seem terribly bothered about.
But during the building boom of the late 1990s and most of the last decade, there was enough work to go around that union workers were not terribly bothered if some jobs went nonunion.
They were there for those early days after the concussion, when light bothered him so terribly that the only comfort came in a darkened room.
I'm not a terribly sensitive person, so this stuff never really bothered me.
The federal government can't be bothered with space exploration anymore (which is terribly disappointing, by the way), so private industry has to pick up the slack.
But the church's stance on women is so second class it bothers me terribly.
One study, led by Dr. Paul Thibodeau, found that it's more likely the latter ― if you hate "moist," you probably don't like hearing "phlegm" or "vomit" either, but "foist" won't bother you terribly. .
