Sentence examples for chief burden of from inspiring English sources

But the chief burden of the show falls on Greig, who captures all Pepa's essential qualities.

He wrote in his diary that his sexual hypocrisy was "the chief burden of my soul".

No doubt, white — and "white Hispanic" — prejudice is a problem for young black men, but the notion that it is the singular or chief "burden of black boys in America" is nonsense.

As usual, the critics were pleased with Barrington, "on whom... falls the chief burden of the piece, is intensely funny as Ludwig, more especially in the absurd costume of the second act...."....

The film is persuasively acted, with the chief burden falling upon Vladimir Svirski, who manages to keep Sushenya this side of sainthood.

Mat Honan, BuzzFeed's San Francisco bureau chief, decided that the burden of personal e-mail was simply too heavy to bear.

In the background, there is huge resentment that the EU is doing so little to stimulate demand, leaving America as the sole locomotive of the world economy and chief bearer of the "burden" of imports from struggling emerging countries.A worse fear is that the WTO seems incapable of enforcing its rules.

A return to the speakership would hand Pelosi the burden of chief Democratic strategist and the party's public face, at least until a 2020 presidential nominee emerges from the crowded nomination process.

There was a time when Americans, as well as their commander-in-chief, recognized the onerous burden of defense spending as a regressive tax on society and humanity.

That leaves the chief scout with the major burden of the north-west where there are now eight Premier League clubs.

The sources said that the phrasing of some technical portions of the proposed agreement had been handed over to a subcommittee of American, Soviet and British specialists to ease the burden of the chief negotiators —Under Secretary of State W. Averell Harriman, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and British Science Minister Lord Hailsham.