Sentence examples for troubling yourself from inspiring English sources
Choose to fight without troubling yourself with dialogue choices, or opt for the classic fighting and talking set-up.
By this point, it's hardly worth troubling yourself to parse how, precisely, Parsifal — having gone on his quest of sacrifice and knowledge, to return weathered and wise and save the day — serves the metaphor of a newly reunited German democracy and a refreshed Bayreuth.
Christina Lambert QC, for the coroner, asked: "At the time when you were providing care, you wouldn't have been troubling yourself at that stage to find out the name or identity of the person to whom you were providing treatment?" Dr Walker replied: "No.
"Be a gentleman and don't trouble yourself with anything here".
But when that urge to impose upon your friends with country houses is upon you, you need not trouble yourself with shopping.
But there's no need to trouble yourself with such speculation at "Flicker," which runs through Feb. 3. Just appreciate the goings-on and the $15 ticket.
QUESTION FROM LARRY ZONKA: we know you can write well, no need to trouble yourself or strive for perfection on a chat:) MARGARET TALBOT: ok, well now that my time is almost up, I'm revving up the engines here.
The social network just launched its own communications service so you'll never have to trouble yourself with Gmail or anyone else's chat services.
Under the new dispensation, it was no longer necessary to read Boccaccio, only munch on focaccia, just as you needn't trouble yourself with listening to Saint Saens when it was so much easier to drink Cote de Beaune.
"Well, don't trouble yourself, deary," I explained.
"Now Smith, you go home; say nothing outside, but make sure that your sisters, your cousins and your aunts can swear that you followed directions; give me a bill of sale of your cow, your horse or old chaise, borrow, if you can, from your maiden aunt or wife's mother, to pay witness fees, and you need not trouble yourself about my fees until we get through".
