Sentence examples similar to seem overburdened from inspiring English sources

But in this car, the engine seemed overburdened by the two tons of mass it must push along.

The actors are excellent but the play itself, like the characters, seems overburdened by the weight of the past.

Ovi's maniacal glee stood in contrast to the sourness of his chief rival, Canada's Sidney Crosby, who seemed overburdened by the prospect of carrying Wayne Gretzky's torch.

The band seemed overburdened in Meeting People Is Easy the documentary that captured the tour immediately following OK Computer's release but Yorke has said he wasn't trying to make "another miserable, morbid, and negative record".

Compared with Arbus's self-possessed, monumental dwarfs, transvestites, twins, carny folk, nudists, prodigious babies, aging dames, desperately bored suburbanites, and young people palpably facing long odds in life, even the most rigorous pictures by her particular artistic heroes Walker Evans, Robert Frank, Lisette Model can seem sentimentally overburdened.

Compared with Arbus's self-possessed, monumental dwarfs, transvestites, twins, carny folk, nudists, prodigious babies, aging dames, desperately bored suburbanites, and young people palpably facing long odds in life, even the most rigorous pictures by her particular artistic heroes — Walker Evans, Robert Frank, Lisette Model — can seem sentimentally overburdened.

Although Under the Skin recently proved that there's a healthy market for thought-provoking experimental sci-fi, it did so at a fraction of the cost of Transcendence, which seems oddly overburdened by its $100m budget.

In contrast, some local authorities and newly-created pasture user associations seem to be overburdened by the new responsibilities and consequentially can be evaluated as being on the losing side of this development.

Now in portraying Turing's man, Professor Bolter may seem to be overburdening a few simple metaphors.

She has written novels in which the central characters were based on the cannibalistic serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer and the hapless, dying Mary Jo Kopechne, with results that frequently seemed histrionic and metaphorically overburdened.

According to a 2011 study in the Lancet medical journal, 39 million Indians are pushed into poverty every year due to medical costs, a fact that possibly explains why even Britain's imperfect and overburdened NHS seems like a dream to many here.