Sentence examples for sense of burden from inspiring English sources

Letterman's jokes lack Leno's sense of burden.

'Are you sure this one's guilty?"' Letterman's jokes lack Leno's sense of burden.

Of all the famous people I have known, Bailey carries fame with the least sense of burden.

If some other, more painful distinction is at play — a rejection of their difference or a sense of burden — that response is not apparent.

In that, they'll get little sympathy from their visitors on Saturday, who have rather more reason to feel insecure, yet played without any such sense of burden.

That said, the feelings of depression and sense of burden that are part of anticipatory grief often subside once the person with dementia is receiving full-time professional care.

The sense of burdening others, or self-perceived burden, however, may serve not only to minimize the burden of responsibility on others, but protect the self from the sense of increasing dependence and changes in established roles and responsibilities [ 26].

The primary outcome is the family carers' sense of perceived burden, measured by the Zarit Burden Inventory [ 23], a reliable (α = 0.87) validated instrument with a summative score ranging from 0 48 where higher scores indicate more burden.

The primary outcome is the family carer's sense of perceived burden, which will be measured through the Zarit Burden Inventory [ 27].

He makes it without obvious recrimination but with a sense of great burden, weariness almost.

These factors determined the amount of time spent performing the exercises, the effect of the exercises on the family's relationships, and any sense of related burden.