Sentence examples for morass into from inspiring English sources
That was the point of their continued presence, that's what they'd been hired by the Model Land Company to accomplish: to turn this morass into a real place.
That was why, in a rueful moment, he spoke about "the morass into which one wanders when one begins to withhold the truth".
Re "Bush and Gore Vie for an Edge With Narrow Electoral Split; Hillary Clinton Goes to Senate" (front page, Nov. 8): The morass into which the presidential election system slipped on Tuesday indicates the pressing need for three constitutional reforms: *Reform of the Electoral College.
The Times and Post also ran detailed stories looking at the inescapable morass into which this war will quickly turn, along with how "success" will likely be impossible given the myriad complexities at play – including the precarious Iraqi government coalition, our supposed enemy Bashir al-Assad in Syria and the double dealing and disinterest of many of the US's so-called allies in the region.
US government contracts account for at least 85% of Lockheed Martin's work, Northrop Grumman is intricately tied to our military and Booz Allen Hamilton is wrapped up in Washington's lobbying morass – kicking into high gear now that legislators are finally considering limits on the NSA's surveillance capabilities.
All of this leaves us sinking into a morass of gluttony and narcissism, which has been inflected into the political arena as American exceptionalism.
Into this morass of maturity comes, in the third episode, Katie, from Queens.
Into this morass has stepped the US, announcing it is to arm the rebels.
Into this morass steps Mattingly, saying he has no concerns about the team's direction.
After creating his poet, wittily and touchingly, Mr. Crowley surges forward into a morass.
"We don't want to get into that morass," he said.
