Sentence examples for mentioned the burden from inspiring English sources
Patrick mentioned the burden of living up to his father's example, prompting Mr. Bush to reply: "Believe me, I know that feeling all too well".
No one in our families has out right mentioned the burden of a wedding in Baltimore, yet we find clues in what they say and write that make it seem that this "destination wedding" is viewed as unnecessary and selfish.
As one person I spoke with mentioned, the "burden of representation" is heavy, and it sucks but I'm not going to let it get in the way of my enjoyment of a delicious bowl of pasta.
Most physicians who had withdrawn from PCCN partnerships mentioned the burden of the extra time required.
Women from the 1946 51 cohort also mentioned the burden of medicines for long-term treatment or chronic illness, supporting findings from previous research [ 14, 15].
Carers also mentioned the burden of interrupted sleep, communicating with professionals and family, monitoring the patient and being available 24 hours a day.
Won't lower rates (which can, incidentally, be reduced much further) also reduce mortgage payments -- not to mention the burden of debt on corporations?
The post-Dipendra, weakened Shah dynasty now faces civil unrest and the influence of Maoist insurgents, not to mention the burden of having watched the country's most revered royal traditions turn into tabloid fodder.
Remember when the Yankees had a similar-sounding unification cry in the late 1990s, when they overcame Joe Torre's prostate cancer and deaths in the extended family and carried the baggage of Darryl Strawberry and Dwight Gooden, not to mention the burden of George Steinbrenner?
A further 10 studies only estimated life years lost, two papers described different diseases, a further two were not published in English, leaving 36 studies mentioning the burden of influenza or ILI.
A hint of the challenge came from BBC News presenter Huw Edwards, who mentioned the heavy burden of duties placed on the BBC in Wales.
