Sentence examples for feeling a burden from inspiring English sources
"I'm more so feeling a burden in this locker room," he said.
While only about 5% of people mention pain as a reason for wanting euthanasia, around 48% of people give "feeling a burden on others" as such a reason.
I am feeling a burden and worry for my three younger children, ages 15, 15 and 10.
It's not that I was out to shelter him, exactly, but I couldn't help feeling a burden of preservation, which, as the moment extended, grew inside me with the urgency of a held breath.
Yet Malamud, Kazin and the lesser-known Daniel Fuchs had an inverse experience, seeing no benefit to growing up in poverty and feeling a burden in their Jewish immigrant parents' diminished prospects.
This was explained by feeling a burden on family and friends, with a preference for support from a specialist " whose job it is" [F, 25].
"You're constantly feeling like a burden, constantly feeling you're not pulling your weight.
I was watching the funds rolling in and almost feeling worse in some ways, just seeing this money coming in for us, just feeling an overwhelming burden to turn this thing around".
To be honest, I'm feeling a sense of burden and anxiety, too, that strange feeling when there's too much to do and not any clear sense of intention behind the doing of it.
Because he knows that this lightness allows him to do all these things without it ever feeling like a burden and baggage".
