Sentence examples for very bothered from inspiring English sources

His wife is very bothered by the bum's presence.

Neither of them seemed very bothered about England.

Looking not very bothered, Tavoularis said, "That's intentional, it gives it real atmosphere".

"Women are very bothered by dry skin, especially in the winter season," Ms. Jensen said.

"I regret and I'm very bothered by what happened to employees and investors," Mr. Arnold said.

"I'm very bothered by his actions," Mara said in an interview.

The consequences of this could be very bothering: students would be deprived of education, patients wouldn't get the care they needed, deadlines would not be met, and productivity would drop.

Very few boys really bothered about surviving after school because there were family firms or earldoms to take over.

At the very beginning, it really bothered me.

"It really bothers me very much to see the New York Times front-page Sunday edition featuring an article about a bogus risk".

Pattinson would also prefer to surround himself with people he can trust, admitting that "there's not very much that really bothers me" when it comes to relationships.