The phrase "burden of reality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the difficulties and challenges that people face in everyday life. For example, "The burden of reality can be hard to bear at times, but remember that it is important to stay positive."
In the process, Sutton (the director of "Memphis") conjures an imaginative portrait of lives that are fractured by painful burdens of reality and of fantasy.
Hopefully, we will finally move past a celebration of his birth and dream and share the burden of his reality.
(As a student, she gave a speech endorsing "freedom from the burden of an inauthentic reality" and "more immediate, ecstatic and penetrating modes of living").
The burden of that sobering reality is carried, by many young dancers, as a badge of honor — perhaps that's why the rhythms are so hard-hittingly emphatic nowadays.
THE St . Louis Symphony Orchestraarrives at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings bearing not only double basses and French horns packed with pride but also other baggage: the same burden of harsh fiscal reality that even in these flush economic times chafes many other American orchestras.
As Tuan writes, "the obverse" of the new sense of personal autonomy is "isolation, loneliness, a sense of disengagement, a loss of natural vitality and of innocent pleasure in the givenness of the world, and a feeling of burden because reality has no meaning other than what a person chooses to impart to it".
"You just can't do the statues of 30 years ago, because who are you going to show?" The burden of conveying the weight of reality now falls on lists of names, which in its own way undermines the ability to create resonant simplicity, he said.
Also, the burden of URE is, in reality, not limited to just the individual who is visually impaired.
Mr. Will cited the testimony of George Kennan, the diplomat and scholar, to a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Vietnam in 1966: "Our country should not be asked, and should not ask of itself, to shoulder the main burden of determining the political realities in any other country...
