Usage of "bother by" | TermGallery

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Usage of bother by in anglès

So far, markets were little bothered by the United States' public finances. 
 Reuters 

He also said: I don't think we can be bothered by criticism. 
 The Guardian 

But they didn't seem bothered by the fact he was running late. 
 The Guardian 

Greens co-leader James Shaw said he was not bothered by the arrangement. 
 Radio NZ 

She thought he might be bothered by the thought of her staying. 
 Lonesome dove 

They weren't at all bothered by me working, and never lost concentration. 
 Reuters 

But should we really be bothered by other people's impression of us? 
 The Irish Times 

They said they were bothered by some curious notes in Berkowitz's journal. 
 Secret Sanction 

Still, she was bothered by her fellow humans' low opinion of her. 
 The Sails of Tau Ceti 

Roscoe felt bothered by the fact that there were no more trees. 
 Lonesome dove 

I shouldn't have been bothered by what you said, but I was. 
 The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth 

And Doctor Hypnotic, strangely, didn't seem bothered by it in the least. 
 Shades of gray 

You just can't be bothered by the slightly morose aspect of it. 
 NY Magazine 

So is this really blackface, and should we be bothered by it? 
 Ebony 

I am here to ensure Mr. Alexander isn't bothered by unsuitable people. 
 Paths not taken 

Rufus and I were a good deal bothered by all their lights. 
 The Twenty-Fourth of June: Midsummer's Day 

Meanings of bother by in anglès