Sentence examples for really encumbered from inspiring English sources

"Our parents really encumbered us with this mission that we had to maintain our heritage because Ukraine was stripped of it," said Tamara Lucyshyn, 46, whose teenage daughters attend the camp.

But the James Gallery show, and really Krashes' premise for it, is encumbered for its championing regional rather than national and international subjects, as well as its favoring of banal events over sensationalized or celebrated traumas and catastrophes.

In fact, I deeply admire the company (perhaps I am an anomaly in the valley in that regard) However, their continued focus on protecting their cash cows and being encumbered with solutions that were never really architected for the cloud, is a serious inhibitor from really embracing a true hybrid approach.

Encumbered by long stretches of narration (divvying it up among three actresses doesn't really help), the play, directed by Jessica Thebus, never acquires much dramatic freshness either.

The million, or should that be billion dollar question, is "who is really going to shake up this space?" An obvious candidate would use Financial ERP extensively but not be encumbered by any past business model.

He encumbered the process.

Genius cannot be encumbered.

Both are encumbered.

Occasionally, he feels encumbered by the project.

But he felt encumbered by his apartment.

You look professional without being encumbered.