Sentence examples for drawing burden from inspiring English sources

By the end of the night, Couper is out on the balcony, drawing Burden whips on young women's togas.

Davis said he believes the issue is essentially a "line-drawing problem" and that the burden of drawing the appropriate line determining when a potential human life can be used to benefit others falls on those who would use it.

Americans like the idea of breaking heads and drawing blood, but the burden of actual war?

Ms. Nottage has labored scrupulously under the burden of drawing into her story all the complicated issues that make the recent history of Congo such harrowing reading, but the result is a few too many speeches in which one or another of the characters sums up his or her point of view in a neat paragraph.

Social media adds to this burden by drawing children's focus away from themselves and onto the social world around them and forcing them to assume an external point of reference for themselves.

HIV/AIDS receives disproportionately more resources than its share of disease burden, thereby drawing qualified staff from the rest of the country's health system and displacing resources that could have been used for other diseases.

The term burden drew the ire of some consumer rights advocates on both sides of the Atlantic.

Small in scale but with a grand visual ambition, "Dead Man's Burden" draws nourishment from its burned-out desert setting and ambling pace.

Since it is obvious that Congress has no constitutional duty to provide All aliens with the welfare benefits provided to citizens, the party challenging the constitutionality of the particular line Congress has drawn has the burden of advancing principled reasoning that will at once invalidate that line and yet tolerate a different line separating some aliens from others.

Although we acknowledge that their investigation was concerned with outdoor air pollution alone, we feel that attention should be drawn to the burden of disease from household air pollution.

This would distribute the burden fairly progressively, drawing a larger share of taxes from wealthier Americans.