Sentence examples for the bothered from inspiring English sources
verb
To annoy, to disturb, to irritate.
- Would it bother you if I smoked?
Donna Lynne Champlin invests the bothered bride, Kate, with a vital comic jumpiness, but it's impossible not to think of another hesitant bride, Amy of "Company," and her peerless patter song about "Getting Married Today".
"We will definitely unsubscribe requests from the bothered experts in our database," Wang stated.
The committee responded to the CNBC contest by cancelling a February debate hosted by NBC, but the message from the bothered candidates was already clear: The Republican contenders would take matters into their own hands if the RNC could not structure the debates to their liking.
It was hardly worth the bother.
Though I can save them the bother.
Enron wondered what all the bother was.
The food at Efes is worth the bother.
But why, they wanted to know, all the bother?
The crucial question becomes whether satire is worth the bother.
