Sentence examples for is a mire from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, public service is a mire of indolence and corruption.

Fans of many dead creeds have also learned, too late, that fanaticism is not bedrock on which to build longevity, it is a mire.

Space regulation is a mire of interdepartmental memos and red tape, and U.S. leadership in the launch and satellite industry has arguably been in spite of it, not because of it.

Luckily, the mire of god-awful events planned by delusional people is a mire that keeps on spitting out juicy pieces of crap for me to hoof around the kitchen floor.

The front row is a mire, a grim smattering of really dreadful pop stars and "it girls" you've never heard of, and loads of malnourished, substance-addled ex-Harry Potter extras who spend the rest of the year on holiday on the secret island of Lamu.

What we have in Nepal is a "ganjaagol," a mire.

It is not fair to say that athletics is a sport mired in crisis.

Westminster has been in a mire and is too self-regarding.

This was a choice mired in [other people's] nostalgia.

The roads were an icy mire.

The nation is mired in a morass of intertwined environmental problems.