Sentence examples for morass in from inspiring English sources

Yet nothing better illustrates the enduring morass in these matters than the case of Bill Cosby.

Saudi Arabia may also be part of the key to addressing the morass in Pakistan.

Without meaningful reform very soon, New York could be stuck with the morass in Albany for another decade.

Bayh suggested that he was deterred by the morass in Iraq and, by extension, the challenges posed by Iran.

The S.E.C. sought to cut through this morass in the wake of the collapse of the technology bubble.

The morass in the government has fueled impatience and confusion while providing no semblance of security to average Iraqis.

Mr. Gore has spoken about the Florida electoral morass twice in recent days, offering to meet with Mr. Bush and asking both sides to tone down the partisan bombast.

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The current messaging morass is in large part due to our obligation to respond to everything sent to us from people we know, even if the reply is the banal but obligatory "thanx" or "ttyl".

The existential philosopher, Martin Heidegger coined the term "existential schizophrenia" to describe a general cultural morass already in the early 20th Century when crazy-making, repetitive factory work and the madness of war had already set in.

Meanwhile, a Pakistan that is crucial to our finding our way out of that morass is in a disarray aggravated, if not entirely caused, by ham-handed American interventions in yet another Islamic country averse to our dictation.