Sentence examples similar to thought burdened from inspiring English sources

Though much of his work appeared to be dangerous, Hill said, he thought Burden was careful not get too hurt.

However, one patient who refused to participate told us that she was participating in a clinical trial and thought the burden of both studies would be too much.

"I think he is burdened by it.

Here, the court accepted that the regulations prohibiting semiautomatic weapons and large-capacity magazines represented a "real" burden on citizens' Second Amendment rights, but ultimately didn't think the burden was particularly severe because the laws didn't "effectively disarm individuals or substantially affect their ability to defend themselves".

In addition, Japanese people are thought to be traditionally burdened with the trilemma of "won't speak," "won't decide," and "won't think" when it comes to ethical issues [ 13].

I think the burden is too much for taxpayers to bear".

I think the burden is to somehow be able to manage everything.

I think the burden rests on them to justify anything more".

Still, we think the burden is on Mr. Netanyahu to get things moving again.

"I think the burden of proof is now to show that it's safe".

We think the burden is on Mr. Netanyahu to get things moving again.