Sentence examples for burden of adulthood from inspiring English sources

"That's the burden of adulthood, period.

But that's the burden of adulthood in these times, squared".

As much as this painting is about the fearful vulnerability of childhood, it is also about the grim burden of adulthood, which shines a light down upon the demands of infancy and may say "yes" to some of them, but must say "no" to others.

Understanding trends in blood pressure (BP) in childhood is crucial to addressing and reducing the burden of adulthood hypertension and associated mortality in the future.

14 15 A better understanding of childhood BP trends and the impact of the increasing BMI on BP trends may provide opportunities to reduce the burden of adulthood hypertension and associated mortality in the future.

It seems that if Peter refuses the burdens of adulthood, his refusal brings burdens of its own.

He retreated to Neverland, where he could live with Lisa-Marie among the animals and the attractions and divest himself of the burdens of adulthood.

She seems to feel that genius relieves Einstein of the ordinary burdens of adulthood, as if he were Peter Pan with a pocket protector.

It could be a tale of a narcissist at a crossroads, belatedly steeling herself for the burdens of adulthood, and it would be entirely of a piece with all that's gone before.

Through seven stories, Berman negotiates his new home while beginning to understand the burdens of adulthood and his heritage: "who wins if a Jew doesn't go to synagogue?

One after another, the stories unfolded — of families devastated by poverty or illness or death, of children forced prematurely to assume the burdens of adulthood — all the way to Case No. 100, about an elderly widow in poor health whose four children "lack for food and clothing".