Sentence examples for weight of things from inspiring English sources

Somehow, according to the weight of things online, each of these things is true somewhere.

"In Africa, nothing is ever said, but the weight of things is always there".

Sometimes, to be quite candid, the accumulated weight of things that occur make you think: 'Let's think more boldly.

They were playing "The Weight of Things," the same overture that opens their most recent album, "Tragicomic" (Sunnyside).

In her filmmaking career, which began auspiciously with "Chocolat" in 1988, the weight of things -- subtle sensations that carry meaning -- is prevalent.

"To give the feeling of something contemporary," he said, "I wanted to show the little details, to show the weight of things".

Kennedy and Johnson traipse along feeling the weight of the things they have carried, and Bill Clinton sounds out the saxophone alongside the white noise.

I don't get distracted until the weight of other things left undone finally tips the balance; my mind is flooded with calls, bills, supermarkets, letters, and I have to stop and sort things out.

The strength of a bridge is tested by the weight of the things you drive over it, and the fact that the European deposit system has survived not only Jeroen D's bumbling, but also considerable cheerleading for bank runs from the press should surely update our estimates of its underlying robustness.

I carry the weight of these things like birds nesting in my hair and I feel completely powerless as to the job of their untanglement.

Desire gives equal weight to things of radically different worth.