bother

For some time, indigestion and poor-sleep bothered me. This prompted me to start ponder profoundly where is the bottom of the problem.

'I was forced to leave places with no record, and that bothered me for a very long time, ' he said.

Heart trouble bothered him, and he once found the little paint-pot almost too heavy to lift, but he never considered stopping.

He didn't seem to be bothered by the fact that maybe someone would see him fall and that it would be embarrassing if he did fall.

The dilutions were extreme. Hahnemann was not bothered by the fact that at high dilutions, none of the original substance remained.

Some post moves still bothered him when he made quick turns, but he felt "pretty good, " he said.

My husband said he might accompany us over the whole holiday without being bothered with his office affairs!

So I say them. Like the time someone bothered me in the street thinking I was one of them.

It had always bothered him that he had never had an occupation where he could keep his hands clean.

It's a cute baby dragon. Icicles keep forming on its body, but it doesn't seem to be bothered by the cold.

One night I hid half-dizen eggs under a bush in my garden , and next day I let him see that I gather them. I wan't bothered after that .

But one day Hector looked out on the farm beyond the hen yard. It bothered him to see the pigs and cows without a leader.

It upset him that nobody had bothered to tell him about the matter.

As for the question of when the train would arrive, none of the clerks at the ticket office bothered to answer.

Now, I will say to you, his mother did not appreciate it. It bothered her.

But none of those names bothered me as much as "pig" did. Pigs ate all day and wallowed in mud. Why, that wasn't me!

He needs it to encourage him in trying moments when he's bothered by the doubts and uncertainties that are part of the practice of medicine.

Radmanovic and Brown played his first game Sunday and has said he would be bothered by his shoulder throughout the season.

It was the only college I had even bothered trying to fill out the form for.

It was a far cry from just a month ago, when no one even bothered to give Cheng a second look - let alone a piece of bread.

However, netizens do not seem to be bothered about where Tang actually achieved his degree or if he owns patents.

She wished fervently that she had never bothered to ask him for help.

Few refugees in the camps bothered to register for a vote, fearing that this would prejudice their right to return to their real homes.

Walton underwent surgery to remove bone spurs, scar tissue and cartilage debris in his right ankle that bothered him for most of the season.

I drove him home that day, driving as carefully as I could, and knew that he was weak when he never once bothered to comment on my driving!

I'm not bothered if my Sunday night shepherd's pie nibbles off a tiny bit of that figure.

We're glad this is all cleared up and that Justin won't have to be bothered taking a paternity test.

I'm not at all bothered with their individual designs at this point; first I need to be able to see if my compositional idea is any good.

I'm sure the TV audience got a kick out of it, but what I saw bothered me.

One night I hid half-dozen eggs under a bush in my garden , and next day I let him see that I gather them . I wan 't bothered after that .

Yeah. (Heave is sigh) Ed is indeed a gentleman. He has wonderful manners and is respectful of me. But I'm really bothered by his past!

This was one of those "don't want to be bothered times" .

They are questioning why they borrowed all that money, took those loans, hell, they wonder why they bothered to get educated at all.

There were rumors though that he was an illegitimate child. Shuya wasn't interested, so he never bothered to find out more.

A Japanese employee at a foreign investment bank said he wasn't bothered by the fact that some of his colleagues left last week.

Though only 50% of the city's eligible voters bothered to turn out, it was refreshing to see even a glimpse of democracy in action.

At this time the city of Athens was bothered by the respect it had promised to pay to King Minos of Crete .

The old man replied with one of his customary harrumphs that said he couldn't be bothered to answer.

No doubt I would not have bothered if I had some prospect of frequently heading the list.

Radcliffe himself doesn't seem to be bothered by his change of appearance.

Whether or not you are bothered by side effects of treatment, it may be challenging to maintain a positive outlook and sense of self-esteem.

None of them seems to be bothered by this kind self-analysis.

Fine, Hizhen, there's something I really want to tell you, uh, it has bothered me for a while.

At least the fact that nobody ever bothered to ask Elvis Presley about anything indicates a certain level of discrimination.

South Korea is so bothered by this that its officials keep trying to lure the component-makers away with promises of lower tax rates.

Of the whole business there was one angle that bothered him; he should have gotten more money out of it.

Urological experts are beginning to rethink treatments, too, based on symptoms and how much a man is bothered by them.

Just a few weeks ago I heard about a young woman who was bothered by the bookkeeping practices of the family-owned business she worked for.

The dealer told him that it had just come in, but that he could not be bothered to open it.

Crane Hall itself has no bizarre history and if it does nobody bothered to keep tabs.

What follows is not a systematic ranking or review, but a general guide to a very vibrant world that few have bothered to explore in depth.

At least they can be sure that their application will not just be thrown away by someone who cannot be bothered to read it.

Some people would be bothered if they were no longer a part of a very popular television series.

Though seldom bothered by her weight, the difficulty in finding jobs has led her to consider undergoing liposuction.

My view of stock market was always focused on the long-term, and I never bothered about the shot-term gains and losses.

"I'll put a stop to this, " he thought. "I'm not going to be bothered fooling around with visitors when I have work to do. "

But on it, he's not bothered about shouting and trying to get decisions. He's not cocky - but he knows he's a good player.

That might seem like a no-brainer, which perhaps explains why no one has bothered to ask.

What bothered me that morning as I typed up my piece was a disquiet, a physical sensation I could not quite identify.

Not one time had I ever bothered to express to any of them so much as a simple, sincere "Thank you. "

There is an unspoken rule in journalism that you do not admit to being bothered by reaction to your work, and I had broken it.

So one day she saw Yexun was bothered by an infamous businessman, she stood up for Yexun and helped him out to rebuke the businessman.

But it was all really a bit pointless and I couldn't be bothered.

And he never bothered to instruct me about telling the truth.

He realized that, like so many other men, he had not really worked on building friendships. And that bothered him.

He'd been alone on this vessel for nearly a year, and for the most part, it hadn't bothered him, just like predicted.

When an elderly Australian woman apparently vanished from view eight years ago, no one bothered to call the police.

No one in Libya's regime seems to have bothered to have tracked precise figures.

I played in the middle at Marseille and I enjoy playing in the middle, but I'm not bothered as I'll play anywhere for the team.

A man marries to have a home, but also because he doesn't want to be bothered with sex and all that sort of thing.

But I was excited at the time, and although I've never actually bothered to ask her, my sister must have been too.

In Paris people openly complained when bothered by others talking loudly about intimate matters, but complaints were rare in London.

The French are not usually bothered by such matters, but Mr Strauss-Kahn's enemies could bring them up to try to destabilize him.

It bothered me to miss more work, but I just had to get some sleep so I didn't go into the office that day.

"And since Milgram's finding sort of made sense, nobody even bothered to redo the experiment, " Watts shrugs.

He bothered me all the time, so I told him to go jump in the lake.

The wireless Walkman can be taken around with you without being bothered while comfortably enjoying your music.

No one bothered to call him on that claim.

Although the whole 'disguise' idea bothered her greatly, she knew in the end that it was best for her safety.

Don't get in his hair. Have what matter to say with me. He is tidying up material. He doesn't like to be bothered at this time.

They needn't have bothered: the world was more than ready to buy its own.

But when Citi is taking bold steps to be the premier, global, blah, blah? One would not be bothered one way or another.

And what bothered me even more were all the times she had incorporated me into her lies.

Your children can also take a bath with you and enjoy yourself which you won't be bothered.

For most of this trial, I haven't bothered to stick to much of a routine. If this is a dream world, then what's the point?

My old flat is covered with carcasses of mosquitos all over the walls because I never bothered to clean up , as a warning .

Mostly, they don't. Not a small number of Indians must die each year thanks to that collective refusal to be bothered.

She had not bothered to read Times article.

But like you, I'm trying to learn to think more functionally, and the code in Listing 2 bothered me in two ways.

The fact that the Pan Stik formulation of the day dried my lips to the texture of burnt toast bothered me not a bit.

The driver from the car was waving his hands frantically but no one bothered to stop.

This never even bothered me, all I wanted was learn about elementary particles, and if he didn't think much of me, so be it.

What bothered him was that Churchill might use the incident to pretend to Germany's allies that Hitler was extending a peace feeler.

It's pretty amusing that whoever is behind them bothered to make them sort of seem like real people.

Mike: Look, Carol, I mean nobody bothered to ask me how I feel about having a kid around this house.

What scared, what bothered the military, was basically behaviours. You know.

The younger generation of business owners wants to enjoy the homes, and a way of living, and are less bothered about expensive materials.

Money never bothered him, for he had no ambitions outside chemistry.

Family members sit around the dining table, chattering through mouthfuls of food, and no one is bothered by the noise.

As you wish. I don't see why you bothered, I haven't named any of my other class features.

Middle-class families see their graduate offspring on the dole queue and wonder why they bothered shelling out on school fees.

He had not bothered to build political consensus, failing even to inform his resources minister.

Brissenden's face and long, slender hands were browned by the sun - excessively browned, Martin thought. This sunburn bothered Martin.

What bothered me were all the jokes about masturbation, stuff like that. It was too sick.

'I am not bothered if it is a chip shop, cleaning job, whatever, ' she said.

I don't suppose they bothered to destroy the great buildings that were scattered all over the Roman world.

I've now reached the point at which I can't be bothered to read beyond the first page or so of comments. It is simply too depressing.

She glanced around the top, still wondering why she bothered to climb so far.

She gulped nervously, as if the question bothered her.

It bothered me for a long time, but finally I just told them, if you don't like it, don't look at it.

They are bothered by the fact that other students force teachers to use so much class time dealing with discipline problems.

What bothered him most was being held, especially since the charge against him had been weak.

Eventually you say to yourself, 'I can't be bothered with all this running about all the time, ' and you have to take a rest some time.

If you get all hot and bothered in your significant other's presence, then you should be able to put your feelings onto paper.

Had policymakers bothered to research contemporary Shiism, the United States could have avoided serious blunders during that crisis.

Some of the mice wandered around the box and didn't appear to be bothered about being so exposed.

"I've been on a jury where one celebrity couldn't be bothered to come so his wife came instead, " he confides.

MOST people have experienced the feeling, after a taxing mental work-out, that they cannot be bothered to make any more decisions.

Mr Moore's home has lost much of its value, but since he plans to stay in it "till they put me six feet under" , he is not unduly bothered.

So long as you're not bothered by the fact that they are tailored to you, you lose nothing.

We never bothered to shield a man. Officers had a different kind of a shirt than enlisted men, and they wore a cap with a peak.

It bothered me but I thought that we were both just growing up, and there were more friends where he came from.

So he had the executives anonymously write down on index cards the five things that bothered them most.

The father of a baby, who was bothered by the stuffiness, tried to smash windows to get air into the carriages.

Isn't such a generous investor who isn't bothered about trifling matters comparable to troublesome westerners?

The only reason we don't know those answers, is because the press never bothered to ask her.

Some trifles bothered him and he was nothing but annoyed.

If I were you, I would not be bothered with English.

I wasn't bothered by his loud playing of the trumpet so much as by his lack of music talent.

What really bothered me was that no one had addressed his comment.

It would be less bothered by preserving managerial freedom of manoeuvre than raising operating margins and improving cash flow.

Not that I'm terribly bothered with flies all the time, but this looks like a fun little project when I start spending more time outside.

But the danger is that because you know you're really in a hangar in Moscow, you start thinking: 'I can't be bothered'.

I knew mosquitos were flying all about in our room, but I seemed not to be bothered.

George Washington did not even bothered to sign a site occupied book reader.

They all despised him for his looks, and they never bothered to look inside.

He bothered me with a great many questio .

The rain bothered me a little. It was cold. I unwrapped my arms from around my legs to cover my face.

If I'm swimming in a pool and my bikini pops off, I'm not bothered and carry on.

Passing Cloud is an idea for a novel mode of transportation designed for the traveller less bothered about the destination than the journey.

None of the people who saw what happened even bothered to call for help.

If anybody had bothered to pull her out of the street after she was hit the first time she presumably would have survived.

It always bothered me that China was given Favored Nation Status with this kind of record.

Its with Britain outlining the way the two countries will work together is the only one it bothered with ahead of the World Cup.

In Mississippi, only one law-enforcement agency out of 60 bothered to file a report at all.

He never even bothered to acknowledge her presence.

In Chinese tradition, marriage is the life of a great event, cannot be bothered.

So listen. Ellie thinks some bothered you. And I told her.

From time to time, users have been bothered by the fact that gnosis. xml. objectify does not reserialize its objects to XML.

If you were I, I would not be bothered by English.

Captain Henry bothered Slote because he did not quite fit the pigeonhole.

He barely bothered to look at me when responding to my questions.

A half-brother and sister who never seen me, or even bothered to call me until they saw me on TV.

Early detection of trouble can result in prolonged component life as well as the customer not being bothered by unnecessary problems.

Butwhy should anyone have bothered to produce a set of 45 stamps, ratherthan "writing" the signs afresh?

The FSA, for its part, is not bothered about public disclosure as long as it has the information itself.

Not all customers were bothered by the revelations that the store was not the genuine article.

Should all sites employ these methods to help retain users who can't be bothered to follow a multi-step process?

As day after day passed and she heard nothing at all, the thought of being bothered by him passed.

this reminder of time passing rarely bothered her , though occasionally she camouflaged the grey with a colour rinse.

Would you mind satisfying my curiosity on a point which has bothered me for some time?

If your other team member George says "I don't like working with Nancy" , you could easily assume that he is bothered by her bluntness.

When pigs die of disease, farmers who cannot be bothered to bury the animals just toss them into the nearest river.

An officer took a statement from me, but no one's bothered to follow it up.

But a man eating a basket of fried butter with cherry jam was not too bothered. "It's just butter, " he maintained.

(chapter 15) She is bothered with free choice, but she ultimately has no options except marriage.

Until I figured out the thing that bothered for so long had I felt an urge a sigh a relief and little excitement.

He also noticed at his saddest . lowest times there was but one set of footprints. This bothered the man.

It did - but had she bothered to read the label closely, she would have seen the small print that said it also contained aspirin.

Involve Your Partner All the naked pictures are bound to get your partner hot and bothered.

The options to dump fetched mail to a mailbox file or standard output particularly bothered me, but I couldn't figure out why.

THIERRY HENRY says Arsenal will not be bothered about doing Manchester United a massive favour in tomorrow's London derby against Chelsea.

She'll never love you unless you are always at her heels; women like to be bothered.

No one bothered to say anything about the drawings my siblings drew on my face until after church ended.

Grown-ups are bothered by my face, but children don't seem to mind.

To be honest, I'm not bothered or sorry about the fact that I burgled your house.

Then why has no one bothered to fix the problem?

For you, this means finding a way of being less bothered by it all.

It never bothered me too much - health and a dose of sex appeal were far more interesting than a model figure.

What they never bothered to secure was the underpinning popular commitment, and that is partly why the union is now in such trouble.

The wicker husband was a little surprised: the baker never bothered to speak to him.

By contrast, barely one in three Algerians had bothered to vote in the general election that day.

Irresponsible parents who can't be bothered with supervising their children will thank you for it.

From that day forward he never bothered me again.

Although most of the stars look shinning, actually, they have been bothered so much.

All the other phases of his life were neglected; no one even bothered to teach him table manners.

Although Mom had never bothered with books, our physical similarities, apart from my tallness, were undeniable.

In principle, of course you should: this is so obvious that I'm not even sure why you bothered to ask.

I was baselessly accused of complicity in the affair by a lazy hack who cannot be bothered to do his homework.

Around Dongguan , local officials no longer seem bothered about pushing the region towards higher- value- added products .

But nothing bothered Kobe Bryant as much as the dislocated finger he sustained in Monday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

His application letter was thrown away by someone who cannot be bothered to read it.

THE bombshell burst this week, in the dog days of summer, when fewer Japanese were likely to be bothered.

Union Carbide documents no one has bothered to remove remain at the neglected site inside buildings with broken doors and smashed windows.

In the process, ICBC has lost market share, something that Mr Yang does not appear to be bothered about.

Most important, even three of the four guys who founded the company can't be bothered to work there full time anymore.

You're just a child and bothered about your beaux .

However, the problem that she later developed a serious lung disease bothered scientists.

I feel that as long as they bothered to catch the grand parade of the new millennium on TV, it is already a good sign.

The incident bothered me for the rest of the week.

God really loves us a lot, whatever we are concerned or bothered with in our hearts, He knows it even without us saying it out.

I, for one, am not questioning Kobe's ability to win games. But I am bothered by the lack of regard James receives for being clutch.

Because if your cinema can't be bothered to show films properly, we might as well stay home and watch dogs blowing off on YouTube.

There were other things that bothered me about the game on Saturday which I feel are just as important.

Coaxing hot and bothered antiprotons and positrons to couple is quite a task.

Before it even bothered to get up, the kobold foolishly sneered in contempt at the mercenary leader.

Rather, it's an article of faith, since chiropractors have never bothered to try to prove or disprove it with scientific studies.

Understand a little of what their competitors are doing. This will show you've bothered to find out where their position in the market is.

Enlightened marketers have asked the question, but few have ever bothered to look for the answers.

He never even bothered to count his drinks.

I simply couldn't be bothered with anything else. . . I felt like staring at my W-INDS posters all the time!

Linux is flexible enough that it won't be bothered by a disregard for these rules, unless your computer requires an ESP to boot.

He said customers weren't bothered by the switch, which has helped him trim food waste by between 15 to 20 percent over 18 months.

Indeed, so confident are they of reaching their market themselves, they have not even bothered to have the book listed on Amazon.

Later, when they asked the director to provide them with a written assessment of Donald's time there, he could scarcely be bothered.

In this day and age other diners are highly unlikely to be bothered or perturbed by a single person dining alone.

Mr Stone refers to her book but cannot be bothered to name it or her.

The morning passed rapidly and Frank just come in, but that he could not be bothered to open it.

His newcomer status and analytical approach bothered some Merrill executives, who believed the brokerage unit's boss should be chummier.

But I'm really bothered by his past!

We'd like to know what kind of pressure she can exert, but since nobody's bothered to put a meter in there to find out, we can only imagine.

The routine 5-4 split in the Rehnquist court bothered him, because he thought it dented the credibility of the law in general.

You'd know if you'd bothered to return any one of my phone calls. Hi. I'm Addison Shepherd.

The sleeping waxy monkey tree frogs, which appear to never move at all, didn't seem bothered by the Nightlife activity inside the museum.

If money is plentiful, rarely will anyone be very bothered about the levels of expenditure.

He bothered me with many questions.

In this case the markets felt starved of detail, and bothered by German insistence that private investors must bear part of the burden.

The two men had made a few hundred dollars from victims in the US, and the guy receiving the cash hadn't even bothered to use a fake ID.

There are times when I'm just too lazy, tired or just simply can't be bothered, but I'm learning to say 'Right!

And no one has bothered to inform them of these practices.

Smart people should be happy - from the brightest minds that are often bothered.

It is a pity that China well known as empire of the middle is bothered only by inside its boundaries and not outside.

The second thing that bothered me was the difficulties a campaign would pose for my governorship.

Bent was not bothered by the comical goal and revealed he was not even aware the beach ball was in the Liverpool penalty area.

who appear less bothered about global warming than about maintaining the principle that they should be exempt from rules to curb it.

Bothered me , I just thought it was just part of their procedures.

Perhaps, you shouldn't even have bothered about this ungrateful lump of lard.

There are many brands come together in a commercial street, all bothered to read the words depends on the day.

Sarah: Soon he no longer bothered to hide the nature of his intensions towards me.

Many viewers are not bothered by the regulations as they often get their entertainment online.

In the end I decided to digitalise the pictures and leave out the elements that bothered me.

Do we simply not want to be bothered with the ailments of those close to deaths door?

His inability to understand her bothered him .

She never stayed in the same city for more than a few years, so she never bothered to make new friends.

If Davies didn't want to be bothered with press and officials, he should not have competed in such a high profile event as the Olympics.

"It broke two years ago and I haven't bothered to fix it, " she says.

He bothered me for that book.

Those pamphlets and brochures that bothered to discuss contraceptives were often full of errors, or deliberately misleading.

I felt so good about my ability to be a good citizen that the worst driving in the world wouldn't have bothered me.

The timetable for planned U. S. -South Korea joint naval exercises that have bothered Beijing is getting less and less clear.