Sentence examples for deep morass from inspiring English sources

It was an unexpected source of inspiration for many, borne from a deep morass.

The Kashmir dispute is a deep morass, and while little common ground would seem to exist between the Hizbul and India, plans for discussions appeared to be going forward, so violent efforts to derail the process could hardly be unexpected.

Andrew Lack, industry outsider, will need a few more excellent ideas to pull Sony Music out of its deep morass.

But even reform-minded critics say that without a well-conceived safety net, a purge of banks will crash the economy, plunging Japan into an even deeper morass.

Obama, who has been inconsistent and weak in reining in the Wall Street greed that got us into this deep economic morass, is now under no pressure from the opposition to improve his performance.

His White House has gotten bogged down in an even deeper partisan morass that has ground political progress to a halt.

If President Obama, Congress and relevant policy makers fail us once more, the continuing economic crisis will cause the country to go into an even deeper economic morass from which it may not be extricated for many years to come.

Want to sink deeper and deeper into a morass of gloom and despair?

However, we are digging ourselves deeper and deeper into a morass.

All the strength of Dean Rusk's convictions - convictions we all still would like to be able to hold, of course - were inadequate to the fact that on the ground, as we slid deeper and deeper into the morass, and later as it spread to Cambodia.

Whether Obama believes that America can or should shape the outcome, the greater Middle East will remain an American problem, and he will need to give his next Secretary of State, John Kerry, the authority that he denied his last one, to put the country's prestige on the line by wading deep into the morass.