Sentence examples for accepting this burden from inspiring English sources
Riverbank State Park was built on the roof of the plant as a concession to the West Harlem community for accepting this burden.
"And along with the scariness that comes with being a member of this new group of adults without any actual adult experience, is the sadness that we bear for the years we had to surrender in order to accept this mutual burden with you".
But perhaps Aristotle disagrees, and refuses to accept this argumentative burden.
The criminal law benefits all citizens by protecting them from certain kinds of harm: but this benefit depends upon citizens accepting the burden of self-restraint involved in obeying the law.
Again, this amounts, for the challenger, to accepting the burden of the formal restriction in a subdialogue where he will defend the (validity of the) formula.
When the Knicks clinched their playoff spot, Mike D'Antoni sought out Stoudemire in the locker room to thank him for accepting the burden of transforming a diminished franchise.
"Forgive me for being your child," he says in the play's last line, accepting the burden of guilt that should belong to them, and thereby reinforcing their pattern of denial.
Their assertion is that although such a behavior looks altruistic, indeed it is not – by accepting the burden, the performer reliably indicates its high quality, thus gaining a prestige which increases its reproductive success.
