Sentence examples for bogged down by so much from inspiring English sources

If only his dialogue weren't so wooden, his characters so cartoonish, his plot bogged down by so much back story.

I find it's important to do cursory research but for fiction if I research too much, I get too bogged down by so much surplus information it overwhelms the possibility of writing on it.

I've tried plenty of better wired headphones in my day, but Google's done a good job striking a balance between convenience and sound — it's just a bummer that it's bogged down by so much bad stuff.

And I don't know if I'm "bogged down by cool" so much as I'm interested in sports and music people I like not becoming hollow mouthpieces of the establishment.

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In terms of democracy, the Chicago area may get bogged down by too much of a good thing.

It is already bogged down in so much bureaucracy that in my estimation most of it will never see the light of day.

However, teachers may be so bogged down by teaching and non-teaching responsibilities that they would either not want to participate in action research or participate in action research in a half-hearted manner so much so that their development is compromised.

They are not bogged down by official caution and bureaucracy, so they can move fast and be creative.

Although the Rangers are likely to be locked into that chase for the next four weeks, they were too bogged down by the pesky Islanders to think much about other scores Tuesday night.

Are the steps clear, giving the reader just enough information to get the job done, but not so much information that the reader gets distracted or bogged down by background information?