Sentence examples for Relieved of the burden from inspiring English sources

Relieved of the burden of faux suspense, ideas kept at the fringe by passing ephemera are foregrounded, themes blossom.

Relieved of the burden of planning around the safety of the hostages, Philippine and American commanders stepped up their efforts to capture the senior Abu Sayyaf leader.

Relieved of the burden of scoring, James thought he could be the first player to average a triple-double in a season since Oscar Robertson.

Amla wouldn't be the first man whose form improved once relieved of the burden of leadership.

(Regina is relieved of the burden of Horace when he conveniently dies, in the middle of Act III).

Growing up in Detroit in the nineteen-eighties, Carl Craig was relieved of the burden to invent.

Relieved of the burdens of office and with another leader walking away within days of defeat, Labour indulged in rather introverted discussion about its next leader.

(It also relieved me of the burden of choice).

Relieved temporarily of the burden of their late-season collapse, the players relaxed.

(Like "Carousel," "Oklahoma!" relieved America of the burden of being portrayed, generally, as optimistic).

For families seeking greater damages, the new agreement also relieved them of the burden of proving willful misconduct.