Sentence examples for the mire of from inspiring English sources

West Ham is deep into the mire of that today.

Another is to swan dive into the mire of scandal.

Buyers are now deep in the mire of negative equity.

A — In the mire of waste, inefficiency, and corruption.

The few Communists with honourable war records were dragged into the mire of Stalinism.

Our permissive society – rather than inculcating virtue and responsibility – wallows in the mire of libidinousness.

And he frequently rises above the mire of political combat when the battle calls for engagement.

He feels like a safe pair of hands in the mire of society's depravity.

So now Woods finds himself plunged back into the mire of speculation and scepticism.

But the more important reason is that in the mire of Iraq he is one of their better bets.

Before he gets lost in the mire of negotiations, the president could step back and practically describe the task ahead.