Sentence examples for less burdened than from inspiring English sources

That's all you can ask for, ordinarily, and you're likelier to get it from European directors, who are traditionally less burdened than we Yanks with scruples about making beauty out of evil, decay, even death itself.

Mukhtar, along with others of his generation, effectively encouraged the creative efforts of younger Uzbek poets and authors, a group far less burdened than their elders by the sloganeering characteristic of Soviet "Socialist Realism".

That is, I/O switches are less burdened than plug-ins, which are in turn less burdened than kernels.

But then, by some act of divine intervention, it passes, if only for a while, and I am a little less burdened than I was before.

Those who were a widow or a widower felt less burdened than others.

Volunteers who served in a rural area felt on average less burdened than volunteers who served in an urban area (β = −8.084, p < 0.001) and volunteers who were a widow or widower felt less burdened than volunteers with another marital status (β = −4.056, p = 0.026).

An apparent wistfulness for 50's dress up may also suggest a collective longing for a period in which motherhood was a significantly less burdened enterprise than it is today.

For all the clamoring to get married, some gay men and lesbians find that they are less burdened by wedding traditions than their straight peers.

Moreover, the price of homes can fall, whereas debt is fixed in value.In general the euro area is much less burdened with consumer debt than America.

"The company maintains an abiding leadership position in most of its activities, and is financially sturdier and less burdened by irrational competition than it was a half-decade ago".

It's not a stretch to think that these Los Angeles couture mavens are less burdened by its heavy history than those in Paris — which is precisely what critics of Mr. Simons's collections say about his own talent for taking the house codes seriously but lightly.