Sentence examples for being mired from inspiring English sources

It can be exhausting, being mired in meh.

For some people, being mired in progressively degenerative dementia is an intolerably distasteful prospect.

For me, the specter of being mired in progressively degenerative dementia is an intolerably degrading prospect.

Being mired in a situation can blind one to the rightness or wrongness of it.

We need to focus, he said, on strategic options rather than being mired in Afghan politics.

"A college degree should not lead to being mired in debt".

Is it the dread of being mired in an endless, automated phone tree?

Despite being mired in election controversy, Mwanawasa moved quickly to assert his authority and launched a campaign against corruption.

"The decisions parliament and our country have taken are being mired in red tape and government foot-dragging.

But instead of being mired by the tragic past, Pristina's new generation seems to look to the future.

When you talk of action being "mired in polarized partisan politics" do you not realise you are guilty of playing partisan politics using the guise of academic objectivity?