bothersome Betydning & definition

Eksempler på bothersome

• It is usually bothersome to be confronted with statements about the supposed universal nature of a particular linguistic phenomenon.

• Because depressive symptoms are generally less bothersome to others than conduct problems, boys with only depressive symptoms in early adolescence may have received little help.

• The meetings also accelerated the circulation of various rumours, two of which were especially bothersome.

• Although from the wheelchair point of view it remains a bothersome add-on, the functionality offered made it a worthwhile trade-off in many cases.

• The metaphor addresses one of its most bothersome conceptual problems, that of the relation between mind and body.

• The other kind of error - incompleteness via infinite loops or backtracking failure - continues to be bothersome, of course: dependent types do not save us there.

• Still, the variation in lower promised utility end points across regimes is bothersome.

• Perhaps it is the type of "representation" posited in constructivist theories, say, some pictorial simulacrum, that is bothersome for them.