Sentence examples for that encumbrance from inspiring English sources

Eventually, he shrugged off that encumbrance, and sped up until he was out of sight.

Freed of that encumbrance in the arias she sang in the second half, she performed with a vivid physicality like that of Cecilia Bartoli.

"It's not an easy thing to do," said Cink, who won at Turnberry when the final-day leader, Tom Watson, missed a par putt at 18. "Once you've done that, you release yourself from that encumbrance so you feel a little bit more freed up to go ahead and perform".

In the latter stages of this tournament, Bangladesh alone have had the encumbrance that stubbornness has given England.

Results of qualitative studies provide insights into the encumbrance that fatigue inflicts on patients with fibromyalgia and the concomitant problem of articulating to their doctors what is wrong.

Does the existence of such a "paper street" create an encumbrance that harms my title to the property by making the title unmarketable?... Jeb McAlester, Bronx.

Overpriced homes are like the extravagant plumage of a peacock, an eye-catching encumbrance that only the most resourceful males can put on display.The burden of home-buying thus falls heavily on unmarried men.

The higher variability we found may be due to the excess fat distributed above the pelvis and the lower-limb segments, creating a mechanical encumbrance, that has to be continuously managed stride by stride.

Many species of marine animals called urochordates, also known as tunicates and sea squirts, do an amazing job of illustrating how intelligence and excessive nervous tissue can be an encumbrance that natural selection will go to lengths to protect against.

But with that additional encumbrance, and despite my frequent recourse to standing and walking around the perimeter of the room -- by mid-afternoon I was feeling increasingly prone to a sudden onset coma.

When he began running for president, he left his past behind, along with the encumbrances that go with it.