Sentence examples for was much bothered from inspiring English sources

I reasoned that neither of us was much bothered about getting hitched.

He said he remained a radical, but by then no one in America was much bothered about radicalism.

The New Yorker, April 7 , 1934P. 20 An old lady from the South, visiting her son & daughter-in-law in the City was much bothered by the amazing lack of neghborliness in the City.

By Ward Greene and Harold Ross The New Yorker, April 7 , 1934P. 20 An old lady from the South, visiting her son & daughter-in-law in the City was much bothered by the amazing lack of neghborliness in the City.

No one is much bothered about that.

Fulcher himself is unlikely to be much bothered by groupies after a show like this.

At first, voters seemed not to be much bothered by the financial scandal because much of the money came from Mr. Hatoyama or his mother, a wealthy heiress.

Not that the Gropes, a Northumberland matriarchy that can trace its origins back to an encounter between a seasick Viking deserter and an unattractive nun rejected by marauding rapers and pillagers, are much bothered by such grim outcomes.

Of course, back in 1970, the Booker prize was nothing like the publicity (or cash) bonanza it is today, so it's hard to imagine too many writers were much bothered about the way rule and date changes caused their books to slip through the net.

I may not have been much bothered by any of this until my own disability asserted itself.

Naziya, 11, said she had heard explosions "many times," but was much more bothered by the frequent beatings by shopkeepers who were angry at her for selling plastic shopping bags for about a dime in front of their businesses.