Sentence examples for morass to from inspiring English sources

Byatt uses the morass to comic and dramatic effect but far too extensively.

As an avid supporter of Barack Obama's candidacy, I am appalled that he has signed on to the transfer of our military escalation from one morass to another.

At night, to let the cabbage breathe, you uncover it and poke holes in the morass to allow the juice to saturate it.

The military and fiscal morass to which the Bush administration has brought us demands the full-time efforts of our country's most capable people.

Tom Wolzien, a media analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein, said Viacom and CBS would not allow the UPN morass to stand in the way of their deal.

The real question on many minds is whether county leaders can change the bad habits that got them into this fiscal morass to start with.

There are further morasses to consider.

These operations drove Marshall to distraction because he feared they would lead to a morass similar to Gallipoli in 1915, another operation that Churchill had championed.

While dealing with the Taliban insurgency must be the first order of business, the best way out of this morass is to return Afghanistan to its traditional policy of neutrality — of noninterference by others in its internal affairs and by it in other countries — and to take Afghanistan "off the board" for future "Great Game" rivalries.

That, coupled with growing disillusionment with the governing authorities and a desire to try just about anything to escape the current morass, seems to be reshaping the political dynamic here.

But they fail to recognize that the only way out of Pakistan's political morass is to allow the people's voice to be heard, whether it is through the ballot or through film and other mass media.