Sentence examples for felt weighed down from inspiring English sources

This year it has felt weighed down by a lacklustre plot and uneven storytelling.

When he chased No. 500 in 2007, Rodriguez felt weighed down by the pressure and could not appreciate the moment.

I, like the students in Dead Poets Society, felt weighed down under the fearsome load of duty and obligation.

But songs like "Kaleidoscope" and "Best Be Believing" felt weighed down and sluggish, and the cover of Montell Jordan's motorized 1995 R&B hit, "This Is How We Do It," was tepid.

I was able to uncover exactly how the scams work due to a chance encounter with Alina, one of the women involved, who felt weighed down by her collusion in what she called "emotional prostitution".

The tube coming out through her skin felt uncomfortable, and when she stood or walked for more than 20 minutes she felt weighed down by the two and a half pounds of metal hanging off her ribs.

I don't feel weighed down by responsibility because other people have taken over.

It begins too slowly and feels weighed down at times by references to events in the earlier book.

Married with four children and beholden to the more than 400 players in the N.B.A., Fisher said he did not feel weighed down by his off-court responsibilities.

This was Creamer's eighth Open, and even though she is only 23, she was beginning to feel weighed down by her history in the tournament.

He did not feel weighed down by the expectations in Britain to end the 74-year drought since Fred Perry's last grand slam win.