bothersome

A bothersome question, and one to which he had no answer.

She found it bothersome that such things should be going on.

You've walked into the middle of a very bothersome situation.

The thought of it was new, but not at all bothersome.

"Their press is probably the most bothersome we'll see this year."

List bothersome issues on the left side of the page.

These side effects are not usually serious, but they can be bothersome.

"Might any of you local children be able to identify this bothersome thing for us?"

I certainly had never expected life with a crew to be so bothersome.

While most complications are not serious, they may be bothersome.

"And I will not be dismissed like some bothersome child!"

He waved one hand, as if to drive off a bothersome thought.

Tell your doctor about any unusual or bothersome side effect.

Talk with your doctor if this side effect becomes bothersome.

Do stop trying to call that bothersome creature, by the way.

He never really answers that question, although that's not bothersome in the least.

He then had another group of men and women rate just how bothersome those traits were.

"The fact that whether someone gets treated because of the cost is bothersome," he said.

"All you need is something bothersome to happen once or twice a year, and that's what people remember," he said.

And some patients find the effects less intense or bothersome than others.

If your symptoms are bothersome, you may want to consider treatment.

As usual, it was a slow, bothersome job to get through to him.

"A very bothersome art, and a difficult one to learn.

What had appeared normal in India six years before was now bothersome to me.

If they become bothersome and continue to occur, you should contact your doctor.