Sentence examples for baggage about from inspiring English sources

"We have no baggage about expressing opinions".

He cringes at the term, especially the way many politicians use it, with its baggage about blame and morality.

In this case, there's the additional burden of absorbing info about the grandparents and necessarily weighty baggage about the historical context.

For the song "Baggage," about her built-in emotional issues, she used stage props: four suitcases marked "scorn," "jealousy," "revenge" and "fear".

Embedded within its almost 450 pages is a poignant tour de force on the vicissitudes of time — Gilbert's original theme, in short, before he attached all that baggage about Salinger-like fathers and so forth.

But Ms. Cusumano came with a lot of baggage — about 1,800 square meters (19,375 square feet) of it, in the form of the chateau that she bought in 2001.

Two of the biggest names at the baggage claim are about to join forces.

This predilection for sepia is all part of the baggage we have about photography.

In December, a 23-year-old Indian woman — whose father worked double shifts as an airport baggage handler, making about $200 a month so his daughter could go to school to become a physiotherapist — was gang-raped on a bus after she and a male friend had gone to a movie.

The baggage, however, is about as visible as baggage can be nowadays: What will happen with health care and how will it impact Humana going forward?

Relying on a baggage train of about 1,000 camels, the Parthian horse archers were given constant supplies of arrows.