Sentence examples for Present morass from inspiring English sources

A greater lesson from the election is found within the present morass (front page, Nov. 13).

Our unquenchable thirst for oil has shaped our policies in the Middle East -- and that has greatly contributed to our present morass.

Obesity presents a "statistical morass," Brownell said.

Whereas Western governments get bogged down in the morass where present-day voters are asked to make sacrifices now for the sake of voters to come, China, the argument goes, can just issue an edict.

McCluskey denounces some Labour MPs by name, including "Chris Leslie, Neil Coyle (my own MP), John Woodcock, Wes Streeting, Ian Austin and others", calling them "a dismal chorus whose every dirge makes winning a Labour government more difficult", and accusing them of "working overtime trying to present the Labour party as a morass of misogyny, antisemitism and bullying".

Edgar" and "A Dangerous Method" are movies about secrecy, about the psychological mechanism of repression, about the gap between the face that is presented to the world and the morass of desires, fears and contradictions that lurk behind that face.

The future vitality of J.C. Penney requires a leader with a vision that will transform the company and move away from the competitive morass it is in at the present time.

But cool came about as a way to survive the harsh brutality and environmental morass of slavery and its lingering effects up until the present day.

In case you're not up on Church politics, the current Pope Francis is the first Jesuit pope and he has presented as one of his goals cleaning up the priestly sexual abuse morass.

Lost in this morass of self-delusion is the cold hard reality that 2013 presents some great challenges for the world.

The research papers presented on the success of each kind of program found little more than a morass of conflicting conclusions.