Sentence examples for weighing heavy from inspiring English sources
The approaching anniversary is weighing heavy on people's minds, she says, with any adrenalin from the early recovery period having long drained away.
Sometimes now he rides the London buses, just to pass the days when his old foe "tension" is weighing heavy on his shoulders.
I have to say - the beginning of the novel proved to be very engaging and thought-provoking; Jacob's perspectives are intelligent and relatable, with the grief from his family history weighing heavy on his shoulders.
Takako was weighing heavy on her; she was tired of being watched in her miniskirt, tired of the recruits' wolf whistles, tired of looking like Takako, tired of being Takako, that sad girl without hope.
The gifts one receives as a priest: sitting with the dying, hearing what is weighing heavy on the heart, teaching about the faith, celebrating the free gift of Christ in the Eucharist – these all vastly outweigh the institutional grumpiness of the Church of England.
Newspaper accounts of a proposed breakup of software giant Microsoft are weighing heavy on the tech sector today despite a series of strong earnings reports.
The stress of indecision is weighing heavier with each passing day.
Weighing heaviest on the cadets' minds, it turned out, was the preservation of the all-male communal bathroom.
"That weighed heavy on our minds".
The consequence weighs heavy on my mind.
