Sentence examples for I've burdened from inspiring English sources

I've burdened the FORBES reader with many horribilis stock picks this year, and I apologize.

I really didn't expect this to blow up, and I know I've burdened you all with thousands of dumb requests for the Queen's portrait.

Is the link you've burdened with this redundant prefix really so extraordinary, so epochal that language cannot do justice to your emotional response to it?

"It has burdened our community long enough," she said.

Hi Irene, I've been burdened with the knowledge that the husband of one of my closest friends was unfaithful to her.

"I have been burdened by this for the past year and have had private meetings one at a time to learn from, apologize to, and reconcile with people".

I brushed every cruel comment (or worse, inexplicable radio silence) off my shoulders and felt sorry for my friends and family -- that I had ever burdened them with this information in the first place, that I had made them think about blood and vaginas, or put them in an awkward social situation that, I felt with grim pity, had let their absolute carelessness and stupidity shine through.

"I've been mentioning burden sharing for a long time," Löfven told Today.

I've become a burden to my family.' " His small savings ran out quickly.

"I've watched Essex County burden our people, with very little to show for it," said Robert J. Russo, Montclair's mayor.

While many of the renditions are faithful to the point of timidity, others feature more modern touches: Steve Earle, with doubled-up vocals and his son Justin on resonator guitar, turns in a sprightly, ragged version of "Candy Man," and Victoria Williams converts "Since I've Laid My Burden Down" into full-on pop gospel.