Sentence examples for burdensome object from inspiring English sources
Desiring to rid art of its potential to become a burdensome object, he began to paint directly onto the walls of exhibition galleries, thus harmoniously integrating the work into the architectural space.
Opponents of disclosure will object that real time reporting is too burdensome for campaigns.
The executive order also instructs the government to provide regulatory relief to organizations that object to the Affordable Care Act's "burdensome preventive services mandate" ― the requirement that health insurance plans offered by for-profit companies to their employees cover contraception.
Pathologist John Trojanowski, an Alzheimer's disease specialist at the University of Pennsylvania, objected that the proposed new reviews and consent requirements would be so burdensome that they "would bring research to a standstill".
It seems our meeting in the winter stirred something in Wheatcroft, a realisation that there were duties that came with owning the objects in his collection, obligations to the past and present that had become burdensome to him.
Taxation became less burdensome.
And it is certainly burdensome.
"That is tremendously burdensome".
None should feel burdensome.
No burdensome government regulations.
