Sentence examples for grim burden from inspiring English sources
As much as this painting is about the fearful vulnerability of childhood, it is also about the grim burden of adulthood, which shines a light down upon the demands of infancy and may say "yes" to some of them, but must say "no" to others.
Mr. Brand, with his stringy hair, stretched-out body and nutty British demeanor, is more like the beast of burden, charged with hauling this grim load of mediocrity to the box office.
I believe that scientific evidence and social observation will continue to show that defining dyslexia based solely on its weaknesses is inaccurate and unjust, and places too grim a burden on young people receiving the diagnosis.
Augustine's face is grim — he looks burdened by responsibility and by a knowledge of things past and to come.
For all the grim weight of that burden, and for all its echoing emptiness, there was a weird sort of safety in it too.
At the other hand, reduction of air pollution will possibly impact the economy and the modern lifestyle to which Chinese people have become accustomed, but past experience from other parts of the world points to a grim picture of cancer burden and personal suffering.
The disproportionate burden that the grim labor market has imposed on the less skilled remained pronounced in January's numbers.
This is a lot for a nonfiction narrative to juggle, and this book sometimes strains under the burden of so much grim, frustrating data.
At the hospital here in the troubled province of North Kivu near the Rwandan border, where villages have been ravaged by war, the burden on children is on grim, daily display.
Haji Zalwar, a jihadi veteran of the anti-Soviet fight, bore the valley's burden almost alone and had the grim demeanor to prove it.
Thanks to the burden of Social Security and Medicare, the GAOs assessment is grim.
