Sentence examples for be encumbered with from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to be encumbered with the value of a house," he said.

Which is not to say that children should be encumbered with help or supervision at every hour of the day and night.

"Women now don't want to be encumbered with lots of petticoats," said Mark Ingram, whose bridal salon in New York caters to a well-heeled clientele.

Namie now persuades Oseki to marry him, but he'd prefer not to be encumbered with the child, so he tells Shosuke to take him to a waterfall and drown him.

Many of us, people of faith or not, do not wish to be encumbered with, or use, either patriarchal vocabulary or the property-rights baggage of marriage as commonly understood.

Have we forgotten that driving is a dangerous activity and should not be encumbered with distractions?

And many assets are encumbered with legal issues.

The press is encumbered with a growing battery of rules.

"That's largely because the hemp supply chain is encumbered with setbacks.

Taxpayers – especially in finance-dependent countries like Britain, Iceland, Ireland, Spain, and the United States – were encumbered with enormous bills.

Butler sought to demonstrate that nature and natural religion were encumbered with the same kind of uncertainties as revealed religion.