Sentence examples for feels overburdened from inspiring English sources

The wide scope is in theory commendable, but at times "Luck of the Irish" feels overburdened and overwritten, and a trifle schematic.

Just about everyone feels overburdened by the high cost of living (and driving).

People feel overburdened by taxes.

With statistics indicating that a large number of local government workers feel overburdened, what can be done to reduce stress?

Mr. Haider added that he felt overburdened with the twin jobs of Carinthian governor and party leader.

Despite his success, Schulz was prickly, lonely, depressed and increasingly subject to panic attacks; Joyce felt overburdened and underappreciated.

"The Illicit Happiness" may on occasion read like a novel too pleased with its own cleverness, but it does not feel overburdened.

Many say they feel overburdened by government taxes, complaining that loopholes allow the rich to avoid taxes, while the poor are simply ignored.

Despite their image, with fewer women dedicated to religious ministries, an aging population and scandals rocking the church, the sisters feel overburdened.

The second year is a particularly tricky time in a PhD because you may feel overburdened with what still needs to be achieved and have the impression that your efforts have so far amounted to nothing.

I felt overburdened and under-qualified.