Sentence examples for traditionally bothered from inspiring English sources
The Easy Arguments succeed, but their success marks no great philosophical discovery and raises no hard questions of the sort that have traditionally bothered metaphysicians of a nominalist bent.
In a country where turnout is typically low, opposition groups hoped that their campaign, coupled with the country's continuing economic problems, would bring out people who traditionally do not bother to vote.
(Incidentally, an agnostic attitude on these issues is traditionally signalled by the journalist sticking to the transsexual's name and finding ingenious and supercilious ways of not using the male or female pronoun. I can't be bothered with it).
Private sector is least bothered.
Each item yields scores ranging from 1 (not at all bothered) to 5 (extremely bothered).
>> The thing that bothered.
Responses included " not at all bothered", " not very bothered", " somewhat bothered", " very bothered", and " extremely bothered".
People cannot be bothered.
The response categories range were 1 = not bothered, 2 = a little bothered, 3 = quite bothered, and 4 = very bothered.
