saddle someone with something

Examples of saddled

saddled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

So, all theories are going to be saddled with concepts that they employ but cannot further analyze or explain.
Faced with extremely complex situations of this character there is little hope that individual scientists can justly be saddled with all the praise or blame.
Even if saddled with serious charges of religious inadequacy, free-will theists may point with pleasure to the congruence of their views with contemporary intellectual trends.
The tenant farmer could well be saddled with having to support several unrelated pensioners.
Driving a car was much more convenient, cleaner, and quicker than saddled horses or buggies, which led people eventually to embrace it.
As the representatives and protectors of their communities, elite citizens were saddled with a permanent debt of obligation and expectation.
The concept of political entrepreneurship is also saddled with problems that derive from its intellectual provenance: the problem of economism and the problem of democracy.
Lemaire is of course correct to observe that the term 'landscape' has been passed on to us already saddled with a fundamental semantic ambiguity.
So circumscribed, the defense of the duty to obey is saddled with the burden of persuasion, and the denial of the duty to obey enjoys a presumption of correctness.
This is because they are saddled with inefficient production structures brought about by the failure of the public sector to play its proper role in the development process.
The alleged fathers frequently attempted to foist off such accusations, arguing that they should not be saddled with the care of a child whom they had not fathered.
Did state parties that mobilized supporters only once to vote in federal elections bring a substantially higher percentage to the polls than those saddled with multiple mobilization efforts?
In other words, they have lost their rights in their property, without compensation, and are now saddled with a perpetual commitment without redress.
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