Sentence examples for burden of leaving from inspiring English sources

The part of his heart and character that drives him to do this, however, once made him make take on the burden of leaving Ra's to face death, and Batman is perhaps facing this for the first time, if not overtly then at least in subtext due to the reversal apparent in comparing his choice at the end of Batman Begins with The Dark Knight.

"I was struggling with the emotions and burdens of leaving the kids and the people.

Let us share the burden instead of leaving every task to Dr. Gao Yaojie, who seems to be fighting an AIDS epidemic alone.

But its weight and the burden of chores left undone sometimes leaves her winded.

When he came in he must have walked this way, but now he looked at the path through the long grass, the ragged trees overhead dropping their burden of leaves, as if he'd never seen them before.

Discharge from hospital has been extremely rapid on many occasions, with the burden of care left to her family.

Whatever their differences, all three main contenders went into Thursday's election with one common premise: the economy could not be rescued without deep cuts in public spending to escape a burden of debt left by the years in which Mr. Brown was chief steward of the economy.

Also, from a staffing perspective, the economic and social burden of sick leave and physicians leaving the profession are important issues that were beyond the scope of this review and that should be considered in future research.

"It's, I can't think of a more terrible burden to leave the next president than what Obama is creating here".

"That kind of hyperbole is just over the top," McDermott added, referring to Cheney's charges that Obama was handing nuclear weapons to "the premiere sponsor of state terrorism in the world," as well as Cheney's charge that "I can't think of a more terrible burden to leave the next president than what Obama is creating here".

A26 Hitting Back on Social Security Gov. George W. Bush said Vice President Al Gore's Social Security plan would create about $40 trillion in debt by the middle of the century, saddling future generations with a burden and leaving the system of financing the program unfixed.