Sentence examples similar to Acknowledge a burden from inspiring English sources

University of Toronto psychologist Geoff MacDonald says that both depression and pain are often exacerbated by doctors' skepticism and our own loved ones' occasional unwillingness to acknowledge how crushing a burden psychic or physical pain can be.

By the time most of the results were in from the parliamentary election on February 18th, the new victors were acknowledging a "heavy burden".

Yet Thomas refuses to acknowledge abortion regulations as a burden, for they do not directly restrict patients' rights.

"We acknowledge that German science carries a burden of guilt from that time," museum director Thomas Schnalke said at a press conference on Monday.

Furthermore, thoughts about being a burden on family members were acknowledged.

The noncognitivist often acknowledges this, accepting that on this matter she does indeed bear a burden of proof.

Kodak executives acknowledge that having to carry the recorder unit as well as the camera is a burden for photographers.

She acknowledges that he was probably, at times, a terrible bore, not to speak of a burden to his family.

Acknowledging that When Breath Becomes Air describes this responsibility as both an enormous blessing and a burden, Minor asked Kalanithi about physician wellness.

Survivors "say a burden is lifting off of them that finally there is a space that acknowledges what they went through," she says.

Many surgeons doubt clinically significant adverse effects of indwelling metal like stress shielding or an allergic or even carcinogenic potential [ 19- 22], and acknowledge the burden of implant removal to hospital resources.