Sentence examples for burdened itself from inspiring English sources

Haeckel defended himself, in a small section of a long polemic, by pretending that for consistency Dohrn would have to make the whole animal kingdom degenerate from the "sinless" Adam until the "unfortunate amphioxus, which had burdened itself with the most serious guilt, finally lost even its head" (Haeckel 1875, pp. 31 33, 88 89).

Alice Through the Looking Glass squandered the wonder that characterized Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, burdening itself with a lame time-travelling plot.

By keeping open the possibility that Myrdon did in fact commit the murder while at the same time presenting him as the victim of a miscarriage of justice, it burdens itself with two very different narratives.

It was using up that money alarmingly fast, thus burdening itself with higher than expected debt-servicing costs, because it had to pay the Fed a higher rate of interest on the part of the loan that it drew down.

These are aimed at shifting from heavy reliance on investment and credit, towards more consumption-led growth.With regulators tightening the credit flow to both municipalities and companies, many in China had hoped the central government would ease the pain by taking on more spending burdens itself.

In addition, this study utilizes both the demand-driven and price IO model to establish the link between changes of relative prices and quantities of goods demanded, thus incorporating the essence of a CGE model without burdening itself with the complex and data-demanding work of constructing a fully fledged CGE model.

As is often the case with somewhat male-specific procedurals, it burdens itself with family life in an attempt to make our hero more relatable.

"Henry's Demons" doesn't burden itself to land on an epiphany.

That is something his former team does not have to burden itself with.

If America were like the euro area, Virginia would have to bear the burden itself.

In America, the bureaucratic requirements for hiring a nanny legally are far more daunting than the tax burden itself.