I was bothered by the baby's crying.

From that day onward we were no longer bothered about killing them.

So, what is this stuff that we're all consumed by, and bothered by?

Global Voices (GV) As an educator, do you feel bothered by the fact that your colleagues are blocking roads and intersections to make their demands heard?

In all of Warsaw, only a couple government candidates bothered to put up posters.

If you re bothered by something, write about it, complain , do something that s your right.

But they see him as a rare Thai politician who actually bothered to connect with them.

And it upset me on a profound level that I wasn't bothered as much the night before.

But, for as long as the European project delivered prosperity, no one bothered to question its rationale.

But sensory is an issue. Some kids are bothered by fluorescent lights others have problems with sound sensitivity.

We tend not to be bothered by people who are either vastly more successful or vastly less successful.

Indeed, very few countries have bothered to spell out, let alone implement, a euro inspired economic reform agenda.

If they can t be bothered to get the details right, why should I waste my time with them?

And you know, not everybody's going to like everything you do, and I've certainly developed a thick skin thanks to Internet comments, but that one's always bothered me, because we don't have too much time on our hands.

Besides the horrific attack, what bothered me the most was thousands of people asking, why aren t Muslims condemning this?

And then those who bought these mortgages never bothered to investigate their underlying value a spectacular abdication of managerial responsibility.

But why, in light of these developments, the EU bothered to enact the Lisbon Treaty is increasingly hard to understand.

And yet neither candidate in the United States presidential campaign bothered to mention the potentially catastrophic consequences of climate change.

I was purchasing something I was buying my right to go on with my day and not necessarily be bothered by this bad news.

Specific other plants can be bothered by a chemical emission through their roots or air, slowing their growth, preventing seed germination, or even killing them.

But since when have conspiracy mongers been hampered by contradiction? Indeed, they have historically been no more bothered by engaging in contradictions than in ignoring facts.

For the most part, world leaders preferred not to be bothered with North Korea, and so reacted in an ad hoc way whenever it created a security problem.

And I used to be bothered by that, and then I got to thinking, well, wait a minute. I bought my first Apple computer in 1978 and I bought it because I could say, I got a computer at my house and you don't.

We are now at an age where women are not at all bothered with being divorced, but the catastrophe is that they demand divorce for the most ridiculous reasons!

We've been spending the last few decades accumulating a very powerful backlog of technologies for saving and substituting for oil, and no one had bothered to add them up before.

We weren't too bothered by that neither of us was particularly clean and tidy. We left our dishes in the sink and our garbage in a corner of the kitchen.

Watanabe, who is now in his eighties and served in the Imperial Japanese Army during WWII, was bothered by the way unfinished business concerning the war continued to hinder Japan s progress.

I was the youngest by at least a decade, but somehow the poets at the Bowery Poetry Club didn't seem bothered by the 14 year old wandering about if fact, they welcomed me.

In all of Warsaw, only a couple government candidates bothered to put up posters. Most counted on the party s media monopoly to carry their message, such as it was Vote Lezek, a good communist.

NEW YORK Some of the more hysterical German newspapers blamed Germany s defeat against Italy in the semi finals of the European championship on the fact that few players bothered to sing the national anthem.

We were arrested and released on the same night and no one bothered us from the officers because they could clearly see that we were heroes and that we did the village a favor.

Another commenter, liberalcynic, writes What bothered me most about her article is not that her whole non Indian thesis has a flimsy leg to stand on, but the tone of the whole article. So much condescension!

And it was that compassion which bothered them, because when he saw in fact, he told me about eight or nine years ago how he was driving his own car he drives his own car by the way and he saw in the rain, a family like the one that I showed to you getting drenched with an infant.

A stereo system in the front for mom and dad, and maybe there's a little DVD player in the back for the kids, and the parents don't want to be bothered with that, or their rap music or whatever.

But, while he has continued his softer tone since the election, he has not even bothered to ask for fast track trade promotion authority, let alone try to pump new life into the Doha Round of global trade talks.

It would be wrong to think that these practices have stopped they have merely subsided, since the fragmentation of the Moroccan political scene, with thirty three parties competing in the 2007 elections and a few other who haven't bothered, means that no clear opposition, save of course the PJD, emerges.

Mona El Tahawy did not like how Egyptians were hot and bothered over fake hymensWith all the troubles Egypt faces these days spiralling cost of living, a president in power for 28 years whose son looks likely to succeed him, etc. why all the fuss over hymens, real or fake?

The challenges of calculating GDP are particularly acute in Sub Saharan Africa, owing to weak national statistics offices and historical biases that muddy crucial measurements. Bothered by what he regarded as problems in Zambia s national statistics, Morten Jerven, an assistant professor at Simon Fraser University, spent four years examining how African countries obtain their data and the challenges they face in turning them into GDP estimates.

Only real aficionados of arcane moves inside the ruling party could be bothered to follow the ups and downs of factional bosses, many of whom were from established political families, and most of whom relied on shady financing. Corruption scandals erupted from time to time, but these, too, were usually part of intra party maneuvers to rein in politicians who got too big for their britches, or who tried to grab power before their time.

You grant sovereignty to whom You will , and You strip sovereignty from whom you will . You honor whom you will , and You humiliate whom you will .

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

You know, you know when you see it. You know when you can do anything in a space and you know when you can't.

I want to thank you, thank you Thank you, thank you Thank you, thank you Thank you, thank you I want to thank you, thank you It works better, right?

We know the rules. You write the code. You follow the and you get the results. Once you know the game you just, you know, you up the ante, don't you?

Say , O Allah , Owner of Sovereignty , You give sovereignty to whom You will and You take sovereignty away from whom You will . You honor whom You will and You humble whom You will .