Sentence examples for the dead weight of from inspiring English sources
They must do that against the dead weight of reluctant hiring and miserly raises.
I tried, frequently, but it always fell from my grasp, tugged down by the dead weight of the prose.
They cheer when he promises to lift the "dead weight of debt" left around students' necks by tuition fees.
The dead weight of the bad loans has also been blamed for dragging down the stock market.
"I remember those years," Miller writes, "but I have lost the dead weight of the fear I had then".
Then she felt him lean against the door, the dead weight of him, an inch away, not pushing but sagging.
If Thai firms can escape from the dead weight of debt, they might soon fill every empty building in Bangkok.
It has not yet shaken off the dead weight of a reflexive marxism (which led Karl Marx himself to say he was not a "marxist").
Ross Douthat and Reihan Salam, editors at the Atlantic Monthly, are eager to cut loose the dead weight of the Gingrich and Bush years.
Could this be what it feels like to make a Marvel film, as you strive to free up the dead weight of all that cod-mythology?
