Sentence examples for though bothersome from inspiring English sources
Though bothersome, the ailments are rarely fatal.
Though bothersome, B.P.H. is not life threatening.
Re "Turning a Mass of Data on Child Care Into Advice for Parents" (July 22): I find it bothersome, though not at all surprising, that the parent-child interaction that the study discusses is put in terms of "maternal sensitivity".
They now revisit it in full — though given the bothersome absence of the bassist-vocalist Juliana Hatfield, nostalgic duties rest squarely on the shoulders of the moody singer Evan Dando.
The Lemonheads now revisit it in full, though given the bothersome absence of the bassist-vocalist Juliana Hatfield, nostalgic duties rest squarely on the shoulders of the moody singer Evan Dando.
Though, it's bothersome Marshall missed such a moment.
What's most bothersome about Rosen's comment, though, was its betrayal of what the Democratic Party and feminism at their best are supposed to be about: recognizing the full diversity of human experience and empowering everyone along that spectrum to walk successfully down the path of his or her choosing, so long as it poses no clear harm to anyone else.
And all this for the sake of an issue which, though in need of remedy, sooner or later, is much less bothersome to English voters than Mr Hague made out.
In contrast, certain bothersome aspects of Verizon Hall -- a tendency to favor bass tones, a brass-heavy imbalance among the instruments, a sense that that sound, though present, is diffuse -- were still bothersome.
Betsy McCaughey Ross's bothersome?
