Sentence examples for felt laden from inspiring English sources

So the scientists stood amid the postage meters and scales and argued the point: Though they could get more swabs, this was it for the day, and at a time when every hour felt laden with portents and pressures, the decision seemed enormous.

I whiled away classroom hours admiring budding female classmates and felt laden with teenage angst.

I don't feel laden down with the pressure to maintain commercial success or anything like that.

Down south, running a garden centre, supposedly shirking his familial duty, is Max's brother, Bartholomew, but he, too, feels "laden with obligation" – to his parents, their farm, the bank, but most of all his girlfriend, Ruby.

But it wasn't and, without my even having to click anything, the front page of the Telegraph site started streaming live footage at me… It was a matchlessly beautiful day in London and a black car was threading its way through Westminster streets that feel laden with national history — a thicket of palaces, barracks, government departments, and memorials.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It was a matchlessly beautiful day in London and a black car was threading its way through Westminster streets that feel laden with national history — a thicket of palaces, barracks, government departments, and memorials.

There's lush instrumentals like the opener "First Song," feels-laden sing-alongs likes "See Right Through" and "Love Sublime" (with Nile Rodgers!), and some slick summertime-house like his collabo with Jacques Lu Cont "Feel Of Love".

"All responses felt scripted, laden with cliché.

Already, the Labour candidates' rhetoric feels unoriginal, laden with unobjectionable talk about social cohesion that would sit easily in one of David Cameron's speeches (or Tony Blair's).

Paradoxically, I always felt like bin Laden would talk to me.

But American forces were still in Saudi Arabia a year after the Gulf War ended, and bin Laden felt betrayed.