Sentence examples for has been freighted from inspiring English sources

The case has been freighted with all kinds of agendas that it cannot possibly satisfy.

Still, it has been freighted with more weight than it can properly carry.

Compare this to the "Rings" trilogy, which has been freighted with all kinds of real-world allegories.

But at 50 years' distance, you still marvel at how the briefest of shows could have been freighted with such meaning.

Of course, there are times when sporting success can truly symbolise something of political importance (and imagine how Sunday's Wimbledon final would have been freighted with such tensions had it occurred 14 years ago, when the RAF were bombing Djokovic's home town of Belgrade).

Corey Marshall and Kim Wetzel, who had dated in San Francisco for four years, moved up their wedding plans by a year so she could switch to his policy after her employer raised premiums Ms. Brady and Mr. Huggins concede that their discussions about marriage have been freighted with cost-benefit analysis.

He took the Declaration as his touchstone, rather than the Constitution, for a reason he spoke of elsewhere: the latter document had been freighted with compromise.

Now every job I take is freighted with responsibility.

"Steakgate" has been heavily freighted.

The commission's relationship with the governor's office has also been freighted.

In the days since President Trump announced his travel ban, which is rooted in anti-Muslim and xenophobic rhetoric, the experience of flying has been increasingly freighted with fear.