Sentence examples for burden of words from inspiring English sources

A work like this requires strong performers who, while they are able to speak and sing confidently and effectively, can also be vessels for the immediate transmission of emotion and sensation, without the burden of words.

In order to save everyone the burden of reading 9,000 words of sentence-analysis, however, I'm going to skip the sausage-making and just feed you a big greasy breakfast of winners.

"This house was built in 1904, 1910," Ms. Burden says, in a rush of words.

The burden of proof, in other words, is on those who believe that knowledge is possible.

And with that responsibility comes the potential burden of becoming, in his words, "the Grinch who steals Thanksgiving".

This is not liberation theology, with its assertion that God favors the oppressed, but it does echo the Social Gospel, the movement that a century ago called for Christianity to "add its moral force to the social and economic forces making for a nobler organization of society" with churches actively ameliorating "the burden of poverty," in the words of the movement's leader, Walter Rauschenbusch.

He then moved on without argument, promising to slow his flood of words to ease the burden on the interpreters.

Adolescence is hard enough without the burden of being told (either with words or unspoken communication) that a person's sexual orientation is based on choices or actions he or she might make.

In other words, the burden of naturalizing of representational phenomena is shifted to particular causal explanations.

In other words, the burden of disease does not reflect the exposure of temporary migrants, which has implications for policies and programs.

In other words, the burden of morbidity generated higher costs for women, with more differences among individuals and more individuals with large costs.