Sentence examples for encumbrances of from inspiring English sources

It can jump off a helicopter and set up in a field mess hall without the encumbrances of amplifiers, microphones and speakers.

It is skimming the most committed families from the public school population, they say, and operating without the encumbrances of a system that receives government funds.

By Richard Brody May 11, 2017 The pleasure of seeing Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn together onscreen doesn't outweigh the overwhelming encumbrances of the film's script and direction.

The director, Michael Curtiz, even manages a lovely little camera movement to underline the emotion of the scene, no mean feat at a time when film technique was still severely circumscribed by the encumbrances of early sound recording.

Eventually, enough of these secret fans grow up and get together, and the writer is designated a Genius, acquiring all the encumbrances of genius: fans, notes, annotated editions, and gently disparaging comprehensive reviews.

While acknowledging the complexity and drama of sex, Greer has long celebrated the woman who lives apart, who somehow evades the ordinary encumbrances of a man in her daily life.

America would free itself of the encumbrance of formal alliances and multilateral diplomacy.

As with the best actor-musician shows, the potential encumbrance of instruments is wittily avoided.

The pleasure of exploring cities without the pointless encumbrance of a car is nowhere more obvious than Amsterdam.

The exoneration bill that Mr. Glasheen helped to pass expressly prohibits "assignment" or "encumbrance" of anticipated annuity money.

Clearly, Yeltsin wished to rid Russia of the encumbrance of the Soviet Union and to seek the disbandment of that body.