Sentence examples for being encumbered by from inspiring English sources

He was capable of retaining what he wanted from his roots without being encumbered by them".

People came to Deadwood to start again, rebuild everything from scratch without being encumbered by law or custom and the show itself felt like a new beginning.

"Part of our vows to one another is wanting freedom, and part of being free is living simply and not being encumbered by stuff," said Ms. Berrigan, who moved in with Mr. Sheehan-Gaumer last November.

Since even a tiny chip of ice contains many billions of these rings, the research will allow scientists to study the hydrogen bonding that occurs when water freezes without being encumbered by all those other molecules.

Charter schools, which are privately run but publicly financed, were once a controversial experiment championed by conservatives, but now many Democratic politicians, including President Obama, have embraced them as a way to allow educators to try new approaches without being encumbered by the bureaucracy of traditional schools.

We mean a society open to the possibility that people can redefine and reinvent themselves every day; a society in which people can travel from place to place without showing their papers and being encumbered by their past; a society that respects privacy and constantly reshuffles social hierarchy.

Black is encumbered by no such constraints.

They should not be encumbered by a mischievous referendum law.

"Certainly we are encumbered by a shortage of energy".

This was photography's childhood, and it was encumbered by limitations.

His wife has died in a car crash and he is encumbered by grief and guilt.