Sentence examples for feel saddled from inspiring English sources

Some parents, who work long hours or hold down multiple jobs, whisper to friends that they feel saddled with guilt.

Most of the times, people are hesitant to trust other people with their problems because they don't want the listener to feel saddled with responsibilities.So, If necessary, assure the person who needs cheering up that they aren't in any way a burden, and that you're happy to listen and offer advice if you can.

One explanation I have heard is that Clegg never thought the policy was correct but felt saddled with it by party conference.

At times when I have felt particularly saddled with them, I turn brave and chipper and try to convince myself that cooking, when you come to think of it, is not unlike writing a sonnet: the art lies in the constraints.

How can we not feel guilty for saddling a sweet, fierce, perfect kid with parents who'll be nearing 70 when it's time to move her into a dorm room?

"At the second turn I felt the saddle slipping backwards," Espinoza said.

Victor Espinoza, California Chrome's jockey, said he felt his saddle starting to slip at an early stage but he steered the 2014 Kentucky Derby winner to an emphatic success.

Today, when I look back on decades of rom-com heroes I used to weep with happiness to see witty, smart, beautiful women saddled with, I feel like a willing dupe of the heteronormative patriarchy.

Liverpool are owned by Americans Tom Hicks and George Gillett – who are felt by fans to have saddled the famous club with soaring debts and interest payments, and failed to deliver on the promise of a bigger ground.

"Governor Gilmore doesn't feel that he could possibly saddle the taxpayers of Virginia with an open-ended bill for cost overruns on a project that Maryland controls," Lila White, Mr. Gilmore's spokeswoman, said, referring to estimates that the bridge could cost $300 million or more beyond current projections.

Others, like "Bad Debt" and "Back in the Saddle," can feel a little creepy in their forced emotions.