Sentence examples for burden feeling from inspiring English sources
Disagreement for three POS item ratings was significantly associated with higher caregiver burden: "feeling anxious"(OR: 4.5; 95%CI: 1.3 to 15.6), "life worthwhile"(OR: 12.4; 95%CI: 2.9 to 54.3) and "felt good" (OR: 7.7; 95%CI: 2.0 to 29.6).
In addition, we similarly confirmed the unidimensionality of overall care burden feelings, calculated Cronbach's alpha coefficient and ICC to examine the availability of a total score, and calculated correlation of the total score to confirm items of construct and concurrent validity.
They are characters, he says, who succumb to the burden of feeling.
I took on the burden of feeling responsible for his wellbeing, at nine, but never telling anybody.
The Underground Railroad relieves black and white Americans alike, although in very different ways, of the burden of feeling ashamed.
Touring Puth's orphanage was a decidedly less provocative experience, one more tailored to the feel-good part of adoption in which we might congratulate ourselves for giving a child a better life without the burden of feeling guilty about more needy children being left behind.
One of Britain's leading female scientists has urged high-flying women to "spend every penny you've got" on childcare, saying that many are held back by the guilty "burden" of feeling they constantly have to be available to look after their families.
I remember, vividly, the burden of feeling responsible for hand selling every single copy of my book myself.
The griping snootiness of people who are burdened with "feeling obligated to engage in idle chitchat" with doormen belongs in 19th-century plantation society.
Muscle strength further decreases with aging and make feeling burden when standing from seat.
