Bother

But that will not bother Kirk, similar to how his lack of sleep earlier in the week did not bother him either.

You probably never noticed that hurt or embarrassment because, well, you figured since it didn’t bother you, it was all harmless and shouldn’t bother somebody else.

I didn’t bother to introduce myself again, didn’t bother to say anything.

Things that aren't true shouldn't bother you, so why does it bother you so much?

A common complaint about Social Security is that members of Congress don’t bother fixing the program because it doesn’t cover them.

Additionally, she wouldn’t feel comfortable giving Heather her own keys to the beach house since she doesn’t know her, so Heather will have to bother her for everything.

After that incident, I wondered why I had a panic attack although the men did not even look at me, let alone bother or threaten me.

All that fuss over a different colored passport, and then they didn't even bother to get one.

And nondisclosure of interest by Springstone…did you bother to call the company to inquire why?

AND WE WON'T even bother mentioning travel and conference spending.

As Donald Trump’s latest presidential campaign moves forward, he’s taking a step that he didn’t bother with in 2016 or 2020: The Republican keeps releasing brief videos in which he addresses a specific controversy or policy issue.

As such, most Trainers in the anime didn't bother to specify whether their Pokémon were boys or girls.

At a Taco Bell in Texas, we stood in line behind two rough-looking, solidly built women who looked like they didn’t bother to get out of their pyjamas anymore.

Because we never bother about our duties and responsibilities and ignore the importance and working of these technologies when not in need and think of them at the time of need only and blame each other for the upkeep and use of these technologies.

Before, the noise would bother me.

Being a beginner is okay; what’s not okay is being a novice – that is, a beginner who didn’t bother to learn the basics.

Better border inspections aren’t a bad idea, but they won’t bother the thousands of illegal immigrants who sneak across our porous border every week carrying backpacks filled with undeclared goods.

Boots Riley made his feature directorial debut with the trippy 2018 film "Sorry to Bother You," and his move into television looks no less bizarre.

But did anyone bother asking whether California’s “cure” for mass shootings even works in California before peddling it to the nation?

But now we don’t bother with that caveat anymore.