As portrayed in the film by Hayden Christensen, he is scarcely more than a boy: geeky, glib, and blessed (or, as we come to realize, burdened) with the headlong momentum of boyhood — that eagerness with which the smart kid will both lunge into trouble and try to oil himself out of it.
You start to realize what burdens our hero has to bear.
"I wanted to make sure every intention Michael had was realized," Ms. Burden said.
"I don't think people who get into that game realize the burden that he's had to take on," Mr. Corzine said.
Mr. Parks never lost his appreciation for the lessons learned at the F.S.A, Mr. Johnson wrote, quoting Mr. Parks as saying: "I had been forced to take a hard look backward at black history; to realize the burdens of those who had lived through it.
These are the people who are not even remotely included in any of these colossal and glossy development projects, and probably do not even realize the burden on their tax money.
The providers thought that personnel at MCOs did not realize the burden that disjointed delivery of care placed on patients.
One realizes that Ms. Burden, who has a degree from Parsons School of Design and worked as an illustrator, has made collages of her life — in her home and in her book.
PAGE F1 PUTTING DOWN (SHALLOW) ROOTS Move often enough, Peter Moore says, and "you realize quickly how you are burdened by your past, and so you become a ruthless editor".
Fischer said that after voting down paycheck equity for women across America, the female Republican senators realized that they themselves were "burdened by the tyranny of equal pay" in the U.S. Senate.
"I don't think he realizes it's a burden".
