Sentence examples for much a burden from inspiring English sources

But those boobs were as much a burden as America's imperial role.

It is, the official said, "as much a burden as an opportunity".

Desire here is a knot, a jab, a compulsion, and very much a burden.

Film is as much a burden on the narrator's artistic aspirations as the self-strangling world is on his spirit: "Mr. Godard's movies which, no offense, are kind of a pain... to watch and make sense of".

One might expect a Southern psychic to be portrayed as ostentatiously eccentric, but Ms. Blanchett plays Annie as a very grounded, straightforward woman whose psychic abilities are as much a burden as a gift.

Láadan, a feminist language developed in the early nineteen-eighties, includes words like radíidin, defined as a "non-holiday, a time allegedly a holiday but actually so much a burden because of work and preparations that it is a dreaded occasion; especially when there are too many guests and none of them help".

But the Blue Shield of California plan puts too much of a burden on employers and is leaving too much up to chance for contract workers or the jobless.

And yet, to be a name is not that much of a burden, as a name is not that much to defend.

"It was too much of a burden," Mr. Volpe said.

Does this part of the law put too much of a burden on the states?

But that puts too much of a burden on victims, and risks physical altercations.