Sentence examples similar to laden with thoughts from inspiring English sources
They are just statistical measures, laden with guesswork and opinion.
The task was designed to operationalise an everyday cognitive challenge for those with mental health problems such as PTSD; namely, the ability to carry out simple, routine tasks with emotionally benign material, while at the same time tackling emotional laden intrusive thoughts and feelings.
The San Jose, thought by historians to be laden with emeralds and precious coins, sank in 1708.
"I thought 40 was laden with gravitas".
Many of these difficulties seem to arise because critical amounts of cognitive resources are taken up in dealing with emotionally-laden thoughts, feelings, and behavioural urges that, although intricately linked to the sufferers' problems, are not directly relevant to the task at hand (Mason et al., 2007).
But give it a second thought this year: the dark red fruit, associated with health and well-being, is laden with chemicals that are killing the lake of a Wisconsin-based Native American tribe and violating the tribe's treaty rights.
It is a thought that occurs when listening to senior politicians awarding themselves powers which they claim are so laden with safeguards that they can never be abused.
The case was laden with inconsistencies.
Then, laden with presents, weeping, she departs.
The house is laden with icicles.
