Sentence examples for morass of a from inspiring English sources

Her car careered in the morass of a freezing fog.

In the United States, the news media frequently portrayed Ms. Knox as a naïve American wrongly caught up in the morass of a dysfunctional Italian legal system.

If successful, this would avoid the procedural morass of a conference with the Senate and allow fast track to much more easily move forward.

He needs to recruit and he needs to promote, especially as he tries to extricate the Trojans from the morass of a 14-18 season that included the dismissal of Coach Kevin O'Neill.

Contact was made with Victoria Wood, Alison Steadman and even Susan George before a chance meeting with Pamela Stephenson amidst the tweed morass of a BBC radio producers' party.

After counting 37 adjectives without seeing nothing closer to a verb than the phrase"at first glance"we have given the whole project up and decided that we stumbled into an atypical morass of a sentence and that our proportion ofadjectives to verbs would probably average something like seventy-three to a hundred.

The bulk of The Intern is a morass of wackiness, a chain of sequences shot in a flat and predictable manner that range from tedious to idiotic.

Between the university and Disneyland is not a morass of compromise but a realm of rational entertainment, a concept harking back to the Enlightenment.

Having bloviated on the moral morasses of a coach and a kid, can we now bash the media, please, please?

Eventually rising to the post of co-chief executive officer, he helped lead Inamed out of a morass of crippling tort litigation, fend off a hostile investor and stop the red ink.

No, I was just a morass of self-doubt, like a lot of people are.