Captain Henry bothered Slote because he did not quite fit the pigeonhole.
Although Mom had never bothered with books, our physical similarities, apart from my tallness, were undeniable.
The second thing that bothered me was the difficulties a campaign would pose for my governorship.
The only thing that bothered Woods was missing the 18-foot birdie putt.
She glanced around the top, still wondering why she bothered to climb so far.
But few have bothered to trace its origins back to their source: the spectacular failure of overall aboriginal policy.
So long as you’re not bothered by the fact that they are tailored to you, you lose nothing.
The bombshell burst this week, in the dog days of summer, when fewer Japanese were likely to be bothered.
Not a small number of Indians must die each year thanks to that collective refusal to be bothered.
Alarmingly, 14 per cent did not think it was important to spell properly, and 11 per cent were not bothered by colleagues' spelling mistakes.
Have other not neat or askew phenomenon wants as early as possible go to a doctor, child correct ages a few days good, big bothered later.
Any kind of singularity-free Universe would solve the singularity problem that has bothered scientists about general relativity, since a singularity cannot be mathematically defined.
But the danger is that because you know you're really in a hangar in Moscow, you start thinking: 'I can't be bothered'.
They could have spent years fighting in the desert for their little villages and no one would have really bothered them.
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.
The report said that readers are more likely to read the most recent posts, unconcerned about age, and that they were not bothered when they couldn't read every post.
No one bothered you: you were a hunter, a dreamer, your own boss away from it all for a few hours on any day that the weather did not throw down its rain.
