Sentence examples for was most bothered from inspiring English sources

The coaching staff was most bothered by swings at pitches outside the strike zone.

In the book, Mr. Isaacson elaborates on Mr. Jobs's refusal to see his father, quoting him saying he was most bothered by Mr. Jandali's abandonment of his sister.

Potter was most bothered by the way his small-time characters' lip-synching fantasies became glitzy Busby Berkeley style production numbers.

Coughlin was most bothered by the injury to the reserve safety Craig Dahl, who tore the anterior cruciate ligament in a knee, ending his rookie season.

Rockets from Syria had been raining down on the area as the civil war a few miles away crept closer by the day.But Mr Nasrallah was most bothered by the nearby Sunni rebels in Syria, especially Jabhat al-Nusra, an al-Qaeda affiliate.

He was most bothered by not being able to see me as we spoke.

The children were most bothered by the public showers.

Critics said they were most bothered by the lack of transparency and their inability to play any role in determining where the plant would be built.

Around 68% were most bothered that an outsider had violated Pakistan's sovereignty.The Abbottabad affair was especially galling because the town sits close to the border with the Indian-run bit of Kashmir, supposedly a well-guarded frontier.

The New College of the Humanities (NCH) interviewed over 860 recruiters and found they were most bothered by typos and grammatical errors, such as not knowing the difference between "your" and "you're", or "there" and "their".

Although the most notable play in Friday's game was an offensive foul on Anthony in the final seconds with the Knicks facing a 2-point deficit, D'Antoni seemed to be most bothered by how slowly the Knicks got back on defense several times after building a big lead.