Sentence examples for Is so mired from inspiring English sources
I'm not sure there is any way to completely avoid partisan sources because the conflict is so mired in hyperbole and almost everyone seems to have taken a side.
They might even revive the national funny money that is so mired in the debt standard.
He is so mired in the past, he almost seems antagonistic toward the future.
The show is so mired in the past that its title no longer induces chuckles but groans.
And Europe's defence industry is so mired in protectionist politics that big programmes such as the Eurofighter often end up late and over budget.
But others were more pessimistic, noting that Congress is so mired in election-year politics that even such seemingly benign measures could be blocked.
Contemporary conversations often focus on what that bloodshed means for India and Pakistan's relationship to each other, but increasingly as I look at both nations, now so mired in violence towards their own minorities, I wonder what it means for each nation's relationship to its own history, its own nature.
I think she'll be so mired in scandal and controversy that she's not going to have a lot of time to get stuff done.
I know it feels like each and every moment is years long as you are so mired in the pain.
I also once worked with a woman who was so mired in the dysfunction of the organizational reality that she never pressed for what was ambitious and right.
The book business, once so mired in the past it seemed part of the antiques trade, is up for grabs.
