morass Sentences

The team was bogged down in a morass of bureaucracy and couldn't move forward with the project.

The politician's campaign descended into a morass of allegations, damaging their reputation.

Their journey through the forest was slow, as they had to carefully navigate the treacherous morass of fallen trees and soft ground.

The government report was published in an attempt to address the morass of issues within the education system.

The company found itself mired in a morass of legal troubles after the merger.

The conference was a confusing morass of presentations, with information overlapping and becoming difficult to follow.

Every time they thought they were making progress, we found ourselves in a deeper mendacious morass of deceit.

The detective spent hours trawling through the digital morass of emails trying to identify the culprit.

The financial crisis left the nation reeling from the morass of economic turmoil.

The entire family was a living morass of chaos, with no one knowing where to start cleaning up after the renovation.

The administration's handling of the issue was a frustrating quagmire of delays and obstacles.

The researcher faced a morass of data, struggling to find the right analysis method for the study.

They had to deal with a steady stream of irrelevant responses in the online forum, which had turned into a morass of opinion and misinformation.

The proposal was met with skepticism and confusion, falling into a morass of debate and discussion.

The negotiations between the parties became a morass of conflicting interests and demands.

The organization was hampered by a morass of inefficient processes and redundant roles.

The legacy of the war leaves the nation in a moral morass, grappling with complex ethical questions.

The new government's attempt to improve the healthcare system was mired in a morass of political opposition.

The historian was sifting through the morass of old documents to find the one that would prove the hypothesis.