Sentence examples for into a morass from inspiring English sources

After creating his poet, wittily and touchingly, Mr. Crowley surges forward into a morass.

Achebe says the Igbo have never fully recovered, and Nigeria has slid into a morass of corruption.

Marche is actually suggesting that Canada could soon deteriorate into a morass of civil war and genocide.

"We have opened up a window into a morass of problems," Mr. Spitzer said during the hearing.

All of this leaves us sinking into a morass of gluttony and narcissism, which has been inflected into the political arena as American ­exceptionalism.

The firm wrote in a report that the News Corporation's incumbent directors failed to prevent the company from stumbling into a morass of corporate troubles.

Here, however, we fall into a statistical morass.

Mr. Lott's defenders can treat him like a politician who stumbled into a racial morass.

Congratulate the Conservative cabinet for accepting that the free market, left to itself, sinks into a moral morass?

At that time the city's funding of the DIA dwindled to nothing and Detroit sank ever deeper into a financial morass.

Although his employer was supportive, Mr. Schlobohm and his bosses agreed that he should leave the firm to avoid drawing it into a financial morass.