Sentence examples for not be encumbered from inspiring English sources

They should not be encumbered by a mischievous referendum law.

The next leaders will not be encumbered by memories of humiliation and triumphant resistance.

"I would rather not be encumbered by furniture I have to drag around with me," she said.

Just as candidate Hillary (Fry the killers!) No-Last-Name demonstrates, vast-conspiracy theorists need not be encumbered by facts.

In either case, the idea is the same: you should not be encumbered forever by debts you incurred in the past.

Otherwise, the occasional lack of civility is a consequence of a robust tradition of free speech and should not be encumbered.

"Part of our vows to one another is wanting freedom, and part of being free is living simply and not being encumbered by stuff," said Ms. Berrigan, who moved in with Mr. Sheehan-Gaumer last November.

Says John Collins, the NHL's chief operating officer and the man behind hockey's digital push, "We have the advantage of not being encumbered by a large national TV deal".

He thinks "one more thing he won't be encumbered by, have to take care of, be responsible for".

Don't be encumbered by your emotions, damaged by your emotions or misled by your emotions".

Don't be encumbered by normal meal times.