bothered that

He's bothered that every time a small house comes down, a big one goes up.

I was bothered that Mo had gone back to the store.

Are you bothered that your theatre work is often forgotten?

And many said they were bothered that by the sharply narrowed field.

He's bothered that his past life will not get him points in the next life.

Still, Jefferson seemed bothered that he was not consistently at full speed.

He was not bothered that the photo revealed a double chin.

And now she's all bothered that he's moved on with someone else?!

No one seems bothered that it took an Italian company to save the mills.

Malcolm is the only one who seems bothered that the whole neighborhood hates their family.

Am I bothered that the first goal was offside and the second one might have been?

I've always been bothered that it was lost forever.

No one really bothered that I didn't get any letters or visits.

The first was short term: she was not to be bothered that night.

The Sisters are not bothered that they got killed.

Is he bothered that his name rings fewer bells than those of other defendants?

Dr. I should think you would feel ashamed to have bothered that lady.

I was bothered that there was more blood on the passenger seat.

"When I came home the next morning, no one seemed particularly bothered that I'd been away all night.

Allen was no longer bothered that the girls would see him sucking David's prick.

He was however bothered that there was no further information about the parallel universe.

Or, at least I could; no one else in the group seemed bothered that we'd been that close to starting the fighting early.

"You just do not run into people who are really bothered that the radio and television are off the air.

Maybe you were a young cop here at the time, and you've always been bothered that the killer got off on a technicality.

Yes, he was bothered that his streak without a homer was the story of the night.