| As an ordinary student, he could go and buy a newspaper from the local shop unhindered and unbothered by the press. |
| He does not, however, engage those issues here, leaving his exposition unbothered by the sorts of scholarly concerns that are uppermost in much current study. |
| For the most part James, in his banana suit, seemed unbothered by Nicholas' shenanigans days before. |
| Sounders of wild boar are unbothered by anybody because the land here is a protected environment for wildlife. |
| They slope around us, unbothered by the clicking camera shutters, so close we can see their eyelashes. |
| For a decade journalists and politicians have obsessed over this topic, unbothered whether they were leaving voters and readers cold. |
