Sentence examples for he was encumbered from inspiring English sources

He was encumbered by a bulletproof vest beneath his shimmering blue Brewers jacket.

But if this was the McCain that was now emerging, it was awfully late in the game, and he was encumbered by other versions of McCain gone awry.

'I found him very, very easy to talk to,' says Bird. 'He reminded me of discussions with Tony Blair in the early days, before he was encumbered with advisers and experts who head you off at the pass.

But as much as he was encumbered by the diseased state of his body, Chekhov was repulsed by the diseased state around him — by the sickness of the body politic.

His wife has died in a car crash and he is encumbered by grief and guilt.

As befits a man of advanced middle age, he is encumbered by family responsibilities, business worries and property management: at least, very rock'n'roll versions of them.

Like a manager opining in a postgame interview, he analyzed his fictional character's mediocre online performance: "Henry Waugh's problem as a pitcher is that he is encumbered with so vast an overview of the game that he cannot always see home plate".

Although he successfully prosecuted his operations in the war against Paraguay, Inhaúma's leadership was encumbered by his hesitating and procrastinating behavior.

This was photography's childhood, and it was encumbered by limitations.

In an unfortunate effort at education, the performance was encumbered with a part for the composer as narrator.

Dos Passos, already growing disenchanted with the American left, was encumbered with all the luggage of his embattled political ideals.