Sentence examples for feel encumbered from inspiring English sources

But ambition is built in the soul not on a strip of grassless turf and England did not feel encumbered by it.

In heavy traffic even the most confident of cyclists may feel encumbered by the wide moustache handlebars and heavy steel frame.

He dismissed concern of a so-called heckler's veto -- in which Iran, fattened by sanctions relief, might feel encumbered to walk away from the agreement if the U.S. were to go after it for activities like regional destabilization and terrorist sponsorship.

Occasionally, he feels encumbered by the project.

But he felt encumbered by his apartment.

Others -- even those who lost friends and associates -- feel less encumbered.

While recognizably part of our own Western world, the country is so islanded, so unlike anyplace we know in landscape and language, that it is possible to feel protective of it in ways that Icelanders themselves sometimes find encumbering.

There must be clear instruction as to the influence of patient-reported data so that the user feels empowered, not encumbered.

Dogs have no pretenses, are not encumbered by embarrassment, nor feel the need to avoid their true feelings.

Though these feelings are often encumbered by various indoctrinations, biases, and beliefs, they do exist.

He felt it unnecessary to encumber his life with attachments and stated that he chose to live with or without "too much weight, with a wife [although, he was twice married], children, a country house, an automobile".