Sentence examples for sort of mire from inspiring English sources
Gasps of minimal communication, oblique memories and brittle reflections on love rise up from some sort of mire, snatches of a monologue broken by the mud that engulfs the narrator, allowing only the briefest flurry of words before sinking back down again.
I'm sort of mired back in the 50s and 60s".
And left-leaning New York City residents are sort of mired in an existential crisis over Bloomberg, where too many people seem to view things like the revitalization of the High Line as an adequate trade-off to the fact that small businesses are closing and nobody can afford to rent an apartment.
As its leaders present and former grapple with their legacies, Egypt, no longer a regional leader of any sort, is mired in a miasma of self-made miseries, a nation best known for its corruption, poverty, and the absence of the rule of law.
For anyone who has ever found herself mired in this sort of situation — apathy mixed with deep hunger — Berninger's echoing of it can feel like a public service.
She is loath to suggest that increasing the number of women in governance positions in football would help to avoid the sort of corruption scandals it has been mired in but says diplomatically: "It makes sense that younger people coming through give a fresh outlook and not one ingrained in the industry".
England's cricketers are also currently mired in the sort of slump that makes Lancaster's men look like glorious overachievers, stinking out their own World Cup a winter on from an Ashes whitewash so painful that those of us who watched it are still seeking therapy.
But at the time Romney officially became the GOP's nominee, the country was mired in the sort of high unemployment numbers, and the sort of anemic GDP figures, that have, historically, all but kneecapped the ambitions of incumbent presidents.
This scheme was an attempt to throw light on paleofacies, depositional setting and type of mire.
(B ) Validation of miRE function by luciferase assays.
