Sentence examples for was really bothered from inspiring English sources

"I don't think he was really bothered.

"But they were so isolated that no one was really bothered by it".

Is that weird?" He spoke in a half-genuine, half-joking way that made it hard to tell whether he was really bothered.

Mr Caborn, a former junior minister in the environment department, said that what he was really bothered about was "getting young kids off the estates... and into sport".

He said he was "really bothered" by the number of Africans killed in the attack in Tanzania and a nearly simultaneous one on the American Embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, but not by the number of Americans who died.

Every household was going to be £1,000 worse off in 2021 and if you thought the government was really bothered about those "just about managing" then think about it again.

Soon I realized what was really bothering me: I was done having children.

"It was really bothering me and had begun to affect my playing partners," he said.

Then I realized what was really bothering me: I had slowed down.

And I realized that was the thing that was really bothering me — it wasn't up to us.

"He was upbeat, but at the same time, you could tell it was really bothering him".