Don't get so pothered about the small stuff; focus on the bigger picture.
Don't get too pothered about things you can't control.
He became increasingly pothered as the day wore on.
He became quite pothered when he realized he had lost his wallet.
He grew pothered when the meeting ran over schedule.
He looked utterly pothered, searching frantically for his keys.
He seemed unusually pothered by the news, pacing back and forth.
He was pothered by the ambiguity of the instructions.
He was pothered by the challenge of learning a new language.
He was pothered by the complex mathematical equation.
He was pothered by the constant pressure to succeed.
He was pothered by the constant ringing of the phone.
He was pothered by the constant stream of negative news.
He was pothered by the difficult conversation he knew he had to have.
He was pothered by the fear of failure.
He was pothered by the feeling of being insignificant.
He was pothered by the feeling of being overwhelmed by his responsibilities.
He was pothered by the feeling of being stuck in a rut.
He was pothered by the feeling of being watched.
He was pothered by the feeling of isolation.
He was pothered by the feeling of not being in control of his life.
He was pothered by the feeling that he had forgotten something important.
He was pothered by the idea of facing his fears.
He was pothered by the implications of his decision.
He was pothered by the insistent buzzing of the mosquito.
He was pothered by the lack of communication.
He was pothered by the memory of his past mistakes.
He was pothered by the messy state of his desk.
He was pothered by the overwhelming sense of responsibility.
He was pothered by the political climate.
He was pothered by the realization that he was lost.
He was pothered by the responsibility of caring for his aging parents.
He was pothered by the rumors spreading around the office.
He was pothered by the unanswered questions.
He was pothered by the unexpected change in plans.
He was pothered by the unsettling news report.
He was pothered by the vague instructions he had been given.
He was pothered that his application was rejected.
I become easily pothered when dealing with bureaucracy.
I become pothered when I have to speak in public.
I didn't mean to get you so pothered; I apologize.
I felt pothered by the constant demands on my time.
I felt pothered by the long queue at the grocery store.
I get easily pothered by technical glitches.
I get pothered about the amount of screen time I have each day.
I get pothered about the rising cost of living.
I get pothered about the state of the environment.
I get pothered about whether I'm making the right choices.
I get pothered when I can't find my glasses.
I get pothered when I think about the state of the world.
I get pothered when people are late without explanation.
I get pothered when people chew with their mouths open.
I got a little pothered when he started raising his voice.
I try not to get pothered by other people's opinions.
I was pothered by the conflicting opinions.
She appeared pothered about the upcoming interview.
She got needlessly pothered about the arrangement of the silverware.
She got pothered about the smallest details of the party.
She got pothered easily by changes in routine.
She grew more and more pothered as the minutes ticked by.
She looked a bit pothered when I mentioned his name.
She looked genuinely pothered by the accident.
She seemed pothered about the upcoming visit from her in-laws.
She seemed pothered by the complex social dynamics at work.
She seemed pothered by the fact that she hadn't heard back from him.
She seemed pothered by the increasing political polarization.
She seemed pothered by the lack of progress on the project.
She seemed pothered by the loud music coming from next door.
She seemed pothered by the offhand comment.
She seemed pothered by the strange phone call.
She seemed pothered by the thought of attending the party alone.
She seemed pothered by the thought of growing old.
She seemed strangely pothered by his presence.
She seemed to be pothered by something I said.
She seemed to be pothered by the way he was looking at her.
She was pothered by the complicated legal jargon.
She was pothered by the feeling of not being good enough.
She was pothered by the idea of having to ask for help.
She was pothered by the idea of moving to a new city.
She was pothered by the judgmental stares of the other parents.
She was pothered by the negative feedback.
She was pothered by the overwhelming amount of information.
She was pothered by the strange man staring at her.
She was pothered by the thought of disappointing her family.
She was pothered by the thought of losing her job.
She was pothered by the thought of never achieving her dreams.
She was pothered by the uncertainty of the future.
She was pothered by the unread emails piling up in her inbox.
The constant interruptions left her feeling pothered and frustrated.
The dog was pothered by the noisy construction next door.
The kitten seemed pothered by the loud vacuum cleaner.
The noise from the street left him pothered and unable to concentrate.
The old woman got pothered when the children ran through her garden.
The possibility of rain pothered her picnic plans.
The thought of public speaking pothered him immensely.
The thought of traveling alone pothered her.
The traffic jam left him pothered and late for his appointment.
There's no need to get so pothered; we have plenty of time.
They were all pothered about the impending deadline.
Why is she so pothered over a misplaced comma?