Sentence examples for morass of the from inspiring English sources

I myself value data and logical thinking (and also the morass of the unconscious).

Thus far, four of the podcast's five episodes have waded through the moral morass of the Alabama Senate race.

He was at the time sinking in the morass of "The Color of Night," a title that was becoming way too prophetic for his career.

Now gentrifying around the edges, then it was a morass of the mentally ill, addicts, sex workers, drug dealers and the just plain homeless poor.

It is a particularly vivid brand of urban nightmare: the cellphone, iPod, wallet, umbrella or miscellaneous family heirloom that falls from our grasp and lands in that murky morass of the subway tracks.

All the characters are always trying to play all the angles they can get away with, only very occasionally succumbing to quick pangs of conscience before diving down into the morass of the LA underbelly once more.

Eight other states have stopped executions for all practical purpose because they are caught in the morass of finding the right drugs to kill prisoners.

The emerging youth culture was characterized by a severe dissatisfaction with the "morass of conformity" of the parental generation (Gray 1965: 57).

But for the most part he gets lost, and loses his readers, in a morass of on the one hand, on the other.

The loss would add minutes or hours to their trip and eliminate a vital bridge over the morass of traffic in the lower Bronx.

A giant pub called the Armada marked my last human outpost before I descended into the morass of underpasses underneath the Salford Circus roundabout.