Sentence examples for I'm bogged down from inspiring English sources

And I don't know if I'm "bogged down by cool" so much as I'm interested in sports and music people I like not becoming hollow mouthpieces of the establishment.

This is precisely what I'm bogged down in.

A couple of years ago I was bogged down with murky painted passages.

I was bogged down in the aesthetic roar from a V8, but the thrill from the ride relieved me from my hang-ups about JDM cars.

I had used Blur before on the Cliq and it was bogged down and slow.

"I think it's provided a nice balance to the rest of my life, since I've been bogged down by a lot of formalities and deadlines," says Somerville.

"I think the New Jersey Legislature is bogged down in politics and is delaying the inevitable.

The new Microsoft operating system, Windows 98, is unlikely to be released this year, as I think Microsoft will be bogged down by the Department of Justice investigation.

I also think we are bogged down and overrun with bullies.

Just a year ago, as I reported, the board was bogged down in intramural bickering and attacks on one of its most tough-minded members, J.J. Jelincic.

The same profile quoted Morell's catholic approach to stage assignments: "If a part is a good part and I feel I can enjoy playing it, it doesn't matter whether it's Shakespeare or modern farce … I'd hate to be bogged down in Shakespeare or classic theatre all my life.