Sentence examples similar to laden with importance from inspiring English sources
Symbols, after all, are laden with emotional importance.
It was a day laden with historic importance at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, "a very meaningful event in the life of our nation," in Mr. Bush's words.
On both counts, Mr. Bush seems to have succeeded; the communiqué issued at the meeting's conclusion said the leaders "underscore the critical importance of rejecting protectionism," and it was laden with language about the importance of free markets.
So for Sabathia, the final off-season of his career — one that has included 246 wins, 2,986 strikeouts, six All-Star appearances, a Cy Young Award and a World Series ring — was now laden with considerations about the importance of family and taking care of his body.
In a concession laden with symbolism rather than immediate importance on the ground, Mr. Mandela after the talks last week announced the suspension of the "armed struggle" that his African National Congress has waged against Africa's most powerful military and state machinery for almost three decades.
Bin Laden's importance to al-Qaida is hard to exaggerate.
The case was laden with inconsistencies.
Then, laden with presents, weeping, she departs.
The house is laden with icicles.
A cart laden with whiskey sat unattended.
