Sentences with phrase «rather less burdened»

Not exact matches

It is far less difficult to simply observe the world for what is true rather than try and fit everything into one Christian world view that has with it a lot of baggage that involves shame, judgment, hell, and host of other heavy burdens it calls light.

I think teams would feel less of a burden to trade a 1st round pick this year (especially teams that believe they are playoff bound or in salary cap distress) rather than us giving up a pick.

Still, there's little reason to presume Marina's done anything wrong, much less anything criminal or malicious, yet she's treated as a suspect, a pariah, and a burden rather than as a grief - stricken partner in need of time alone.

Rather than a progressive tax system, or even a flat tax system, Connecticut has developed a state and local tax system that allows the rich to skate free, while leaving the burden of balancing state and local budgets onto those who make far less.

In most families there are fictions about the past that the current generation tends to create rather than admit to some less than perfect ancestors or to keep their children from feeling any burden for things that happened in the family in the past.

No one can force an independent to bear the burdens of his less fortunate fellow authors, who write for awards rather than to sell books and make money.

Similarly (and roughly contemporaneously), in her 1991 essay «Notes on the White Man's Burden», Piper challenged critics and curators to «situate the art of colored people within the larger context of art history,» rather than separating it, thus relegating it to an «unrelated, less valued category (such as «ethnic art» or «sociology») where its seminal influences on Euroethnic art can be ignored.»

[15] The most commonly cited reasons for requesting AS / E were not pain - related but rather «losing autonomy», «less able to engage in activities making life enjoyable», «loss of dignity», «losing control of bodily functions», and being a «burden on family, friends / caregivers».

[9] They not infrequently make recommendations that are practicably or legally unworkable, which fail to consider the lives and welfare of families as a whole, which burden rather than enhance family functioning, which exacerbate rather than alleviate parental conflict, and which are based on less - than - reliable or complete evidence or on their personal biases or agendas.