The distinction between victim and perpetrator is lost in a general morass of human turpitude.
Goldacre, a doctor, mentions the usual Big Pharma critiques, touching on the ethical morass of human trials and the infuriating dirty tricks pharmaceutical firms use to market their drugs both to patients and to doctors.
"Vengeance" once again leads Quirke into his favorite kind of trouble: "yet another morass of human cupidity and deceit," involving the deaths of powerful men and the foxy insolence of their glamorous widows.
VERDI'S Sanctus, for example, is something of an anomaly, a complicated choral fugue that seems to convey holiness in a manner far removed from the morass of human emotions so prominent in the rest of the piece.
For the intricacies found in human artefacts cannot compare to the morass of molecules within each one of the trillions of cells in your body.
A giant pub called the Armada marked my last human outpost before I descended into the morass of underpasses underneath the Salford Circus roundabout.
"In effect, the Maya developed the ultimate human rights ethos -- an ethos that actually can guide humanity out of the moral morass that we are currently living," writes long-time columnist and MAS scholar Roberto Cintli Rodriguezez.
They say that the president and his staff do not recognize the full threat to his legacy, and they worry that Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, is not equipped to pull the administration out of the morass.
"The huge portion of our lives that we spend asleep, freed from a morass of simulated needs, [remains] one of the great human affronts to the voraciousness of contemporary capitalism," he writes.
What is attractive and unusual about the program is that it is an attempt, finally, to provide entertainment on television in a recognizable, human, non-celebrity voice — and in a voice, too, that tries to deal with the morass of media-induced show-business culture that increasingly pervades American life.
