Sentence examples for has burdened him from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court has burdened him with obligations that reflect considerable ambivalence about his profession.

While the posture may have gained him a hearing in Washington, it has burdened him in Europe with a reputation for being too subservient to America; at home, the prime minister is lampooned as Mr. Bush's "poodle".

The tactics and strategies that brought him to the White House have burdened him with a history he himself distructs.

Wajda has exorcised feelings that may have burdened him since he was a teen-ager: his own father, Jakub Wajda, a decorated fighter in the First World War, was among the officers killed.

Inexplicably, and at great risk to the integrity of the movie, the filmmakers have burdened him with a psychological back story pulled out of a folder in some studio filing cabinet.

In a moving passage in "Boyhood Island", Mr Knausgaard writes that he has dedicated his mature life to making sure that his children (he has four) will never be burdened with the sort of memories that have burdened him.He wrote the first version of his autobiography in a state of frustration.

By putting down 20%, he was able to get a 30-year mortgage fixed at 5% and avoid an estimated $160 a month in onerous private mortgage insurance that a 90% loan-to-value mortgage would have burdened him with.

Orwell's encounter with the Stalinist apparatus in Spain had burdened him; the tin lies of apologists for the USSR obsessed him.

"It has burdened our community long enough," she said.

Sluggish business investment has burdened job creation at American factories.

It has burdened apartment dwellers with the rent increases that accompany rising taxes and operating costs.