How To Use disburden In A Sentence
- But there was a dogged constancy of feeling about Maurice which could not allow him to disburden himself of his love. Tales of all countries
- But at the same time, as these products disburden us of unwanted tasks that consumed much time and effort in earlier eras, many of them also leave us more disengaged from our natural and even human surroundings.
- Having disburdened his mind of this horrible secret, Marston felt for a time a sense of relief amounting almost to elation. The Evil Guest
- The statistical offices have recognised that it is an important task for them to disburden the businesses from unnecessary response duties and time-consuming procedures.
- But it is not only financial considerations that guide her: when for ‘a moment, disburdened, delighted, he held her hand, thanking her for the sacrifice, she already felt rewarded’.
- I was able to unite myself with the truth, finally to disburden myself of responsibility for a secret that I had not wanted to keep.
- And technology is most celebrated when it is most invisible—when the machinery is completely hidden, combining godlike effortlessness with blissful ignorance about the mechanisms that deliver our disburdened lives. The Secular Prophet
- And when their arms are sufficiently weighted with my yellow glories, I go down with the rifle over my arm and disburden them. The Golden Poppy
- Confession disburdened her mind of anxiety.
- When a country is overstocked with people, as a pasture is oft overlaid with cattle, they had wont in former times to disburden themselves, by sending out colonies, or by wars, as those old Romans; or by employing them at home about some public buildings, as bridges, roadways, for which those Romans were famous in this island; as Augustus Caesar did in Rome, the Anatomy of Melancholy