Sentence examples for confusing burden from inspiring English sources
Medi-Cal seen as relief for some, confusing burden to others.
In the opening paragraphs of the proposal, the Republican strategists refer to Mr. McCain as "a crusty old politician who often seemed confused, burdened with a campaign just as confused".
Written by former McCain campaign advisers, the ad's opening paragraphs refer to him as "a crusty old politician who often seemed confused, burdened with a campaign just as confused".
So I think – I hope – that having made a living will when I was rational, I would be willing to suppress my survival instinct if it kicked in at the end of my life when I'm sick, unhappy, in pain, confused, a burden and unable to cope for myself.
This chapter describes some of those strengths and weaknesses as background for understanding how one can design interactive systems to support and augment human memory rather than burdening or confusing it.
Participants said that while they often felt overwhelmed and confused by the burden of chronic illness, they drew strength from being part of an Aboriginal community, having regular and ongoing access to primary health care, and being well-connected to a supportive family network.
She felt burdened, confused, sad and frightened.
Exposures are reported as lipid-normalized concentrations (nanograms per gram lipid), which should not be confused with overall body burden (nanograms per gram body weight or nanograms per person).
