Sentence examples for has so much baggage from inspiring English sources
Do Democrats really want a candidate who has so much baggage, wayward husband and all, from the 1990s?
It requires a lot of money to create a large edifice in Lower Manhattan and it's difficult to raise money, especially if you're dealing with a project that has so much baggage attached to it, even if it is unfair baggage.
As for the band's genre, Brian Gibson is quoted as saying, "I hate, hate, hate the category "noise-punk" I really don't like being labeled with two words that have so much baggage.
But the first time Doroshow was invited to address an out-of-state conference, she realized something: her birth name had so much baggage connected to it, she wanted to leave it behind.
These people cannot even communicate well enough to do menial work and they have so much emotional baggage from not being able to communicate.
He flirted with his old enemy Mitt Romney, but realized the guy had so much flip/flop baggage and that it would negate the opportunity to show clips of Joe Biden disparaging Obama in TV ads when the same sort of thing could now be leveled against him.
One participant exemplified this complexity: "I have so much emotional baggage from my life that explains this bad pattern I have gotten into.
Now I have to lose weight and I can't do this by myself, I need help…"Woman 40 49 years "I have so much emotional baggage from my life that explains this bad pattern I have gotten into.
Their philosophical flights in favor of the war would seem more graceful, and much less unsavory, if they weren't flying with the baggage of Bechtel and other large commercial interests that have so much to gain from the war.
