Sentence examples for was really bothering from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

In my last year , 1997 my shoulder was really bothering me and I had to take anti-inflammatories.

And I had a big problem with it, mainly because I was afraid of what my family would think -- that's what was really bothering me.

"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".

I was really bothered by that question.

Ohno shared his thoughts on the Koreans' hostile reaction by saying, "I was really bothered by it.