Sentence examples for bogged down in the trappings from inspiring English sources

But instead of getting bogged down in the trappings of traditional dress, the references were decidedly understated.

They get bogged down in the snow".

A museum project got bogged down in the 1990s.

They also became bogged down in the problem of definitions.

Previous bills had bogged down in the Assembly.

"You can get bogged down in the city.

We're disappointed that the president got bogged down in the health care debate.

He accused Mr Clinton of squandering America's power by getting bogged down in the Balkans.

He simply has decided not to get bogged down in the minutiae of his movements.

Elsewhere their talks were still bogged down in the many squabbles inherited from their predecessors.

He doesn't want to "get bogged down in the numbers".