Příklady bother

• My sense rather is that they were clearly an anxious group, as he insists, but they were bothered rather than troubled by slavery.

• She sat and stared, and did not want to be bothered with anything.

• One soon stops bothering when after leafing through nearly 500 pages there is only a reference to more literature.

• People who lead quiet lives not bothering with politics and the community are being somewhat selfish.

• Since he also might not have, we should not be bothered by this result.

• The most significant factor is one which is heavily loaded with features of general well-being such as being bothered by nerves or depressed.

• The fact that his dissertation work on hyperinflation became his peak achievement bothered him.

• By the 1970s the academic modernizers had fallen silent, seldom even bothering to respond to their numerous critics.

• Only a small number of researchers have bothered to ask the learners themselves what they think about these issues.

• In 1952 only 29.7 per cent of those eligible to vote bothered to register, and of those who registered 12.4 per cent failed to vote.

• We don't want government officials bothering us with their development projects, taking our money and never doing anything.

• Not even his biographers have bothered to mention it.

• You see, years ago a doctor never even bothered about your weight.

• With respect to memetics, the authors are bothered by the lack of a clear definition of a meme.

• I figured this guy wasn't all there, but you should have heard him get all hot and bothered about everything.