Sentence examples for as being mired from inspiring English sources

Obama's advisers, for their part, thought of Clinton and her advisers as being mired in the past, and as having too many egos, too many power struggles, and too many unresolved psychological issues.

Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, the Republican leader, stood at a news conference before a chart with photographs of the nominees, who were described as being "mired in Senator Leahy's quicksand".

He thinks the general view of the company as being mired in slow growth is a little bit unfair.

Even a film like Mad Max: Fury Road, which has been widely praised (including here at VICE) as the feminist action film we've all been waiting for, has its share of detractors criticizing it as being mired in lazy, sexist tropes and using Charlize Theron's Imperator Furiosa to problematically equate female empowerment with force, violence, and militaristic competence.

In a speech over the weekend at the Conservative Political Action Conference, which made headlines for slamming current GOP leadership as being "mired in stupidity," Gingrich argued that individual citizens need to take a more active role in public affairs in a way that circumvents government's inherent inefficiencies.

But the circumstances are similar: in 1981, as now, Britain was mired in economic difficulty and the public was expected to welcome the opulence of the ceremony as a respite from hardship.

As long as the world is mired in poverty and superstition, I don't see much hope for a solution through "dialogue between the religions".

Some Democrats have blamed Mr. Gore's loss in part on his failure to embrace Mr. Clinton, who even as he was mired in scandal remained popular among Democrats.

Selig's election to a second term would come as baseball is mired in a contraction effort that has become messy and confusing.

As Europe was mired in upheaval, the positions prompted rating agencies to cut MF Global's credit rating in late October, a final straw for a market already on edge.

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