Sentence examples for feeling saddled from inspiring English sources
About all that happened was that Trump, perhaps feeling saddled by low approval ratings, caved to the normal conventions of political communication.
Trump told the paper he has the cash, but that he may try to convince bondholders to reduce the amount owed because his casinos are saddled with debt and feeling the sting of a lagging economy.
Now a new study shows that rhesus monkeys may be saddled with the same feelings of disappointment — at least when they lose at rock, paper, scissors.
The charity's chief executive, Gillian Guy, said: "Saddled with years' worth of debts, many people are left feeling completely powerless.
That especially makes sense in a culture where food is strongly tied to feelings of love, providing and satisfaction, and where women are largely saddled with the burden of at-home food preparation.
Far from feeling disgusted at my grandparents' generation for such irresponsibility, I think most people are pretty grateful they saddled us with it.
"Democrats are feeling the Tar Heel blues in North Carolina and across the country, with Democrats choosing to retire rather than be saddled with the albatross of a failed Obama economic agenda," said Andrea Bozek, a spokeswoman for the National Republican Congressional Committee.
His grandfather saddled Bon Mot.
