Sentence examples for recognizable burden from inspiring English sources
Headache disorders impose recognizable burden on sufferers including, sometimes, substantial personal suffering, impaired quality of life and financial cost.
We chose these diseases because, unlike diabetes, for instance, they have specific and more easily recognizable symptoms that are useful to estimate the burden of disease in the absence of medical diagnoses.
In June, in Out magazine, which he edits, Lemon wrote a column asking his lover of the past year and a half, an East Coast major league baseball player, "not his team's biggest star but a very recognizable media figure," to come out to "lessen his psychic burden" and make Lemon's life easier.
To see Clarence Thomas walk into a crowded room is to appreciate both the magnitude and the burden of his renown: he is no less instantly recognizable for being seldom seen.
Mr. Reider's position is seen as a bit too puritanical by others, who argue that there is a great burden on small, little-known colleges to make their names recognizable.
He acknowledged that his instantly recognizable name had been a passport to extraordinary experiences, but he said that it was also, in other ways, a burden of sorts, a responsibility.
Poniewozik wrote that Sue has become "a burden on the show", and described her as "a breakout character who's broken out of the constraints of recognizable character".
There were recognizable signifiers.
