Sentence examples for I'm mired from inspiring English sources

Thus my apartment has come to reflect my mind, which is also kippled: I'm mired in the heartbreaks of the past; I'm confused and nuts in the present; and I dread the pain of the future, the coming losses.

And so as I sit here, prepared to launch my own book, I realize I'm mired in a bit of a muddle: mixed emotions abound.

I was mired in a world where I felt I didn't belong.

"But I was mired in despondency because the path I chose was blocked by a border.

I am mired in a corporate office during the World Cup this year.

As I write in the book I was "mired in anti-gravity between the present and the past".

I was mired in the first draft of my own political tale, one that had been gestating since I'd returned from London to Australia in 2004 and which took form, of sorts, in a short story published in 2008.

For a long time I was mired in guilt, thinking that if only I'd reached out he would have known I loved and needed him, and wouldn't have done it.

I wanted to write a novel about the big issues of my day, and instead, like Josef K in The Trial, who is dismayed and maddened by having to deal with his trial while his colleagues are all pursuing their professional advantage, I was mired in shame about my innocence.

Maybe I was mired in that mirror-gazing stage.

I could do anything, even as I was mired in middle age.