A type of sentence or clause which seems to be common is one that has a long
pre-modifying clause in front of a pronoun or a proper noun.

Example from a blog post:

塗装したいものがたくさんあるのに、塗料を決められない、色が決められない、高いのはイヤ、という三重苦でまったく進まない私。

What sort of sense does this convey, esp. comparing to sentences where the
pronoun/proper noun is a が-marked subject or は-marked topic instead? How is
that sense usually translated?
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Sentences that end in a pronoun