quagmire

The whole stinking civilized world lies like a quagmire at the bottom of the pit, and over it, like a mirage, hovers this wavering smile.

She wanted to go on like this not to the next smoothly off from nearby vines, stretching from the quagmire of mud stained the ground sway.

You [America] cannot preserve your power over Iraq with a few tanks, artillery and weapons. Today, you are prisoners of your own quagmire.

Since the "9. 11" , after George W. Bush launched two consecutive so-called "war on terror" , the United States into a quagmire of war.

"Vietnam" , synonymous with "quagmire" , is shorthand for an unwinnable war. So it was over the war in Iraq.

So, far from being on the brink of another quagmire, Libya is in fact in pole position compared with other countries in the region.

It was the sound of a large number of horses'feet trampling through the quagmire.

By much trampling, we had made it a mere quagmire.

Over the next few decades, something's gotta give -- or else Japan may never escape from its quagmire.

Kevin : Look, all I wanted to do was take you a nice dress-up party with my family and now it's just turned into a quagmire.

Fighting during the afternoon was halted by a torrential downpour that turned the battlefield into a quagmire.

Given the political quagmire, economic policy in the next few years is likely to remain a matter of muddling through.

My mistake was to underestimate the ability of the world's premier financial institutions to sink themselves in a quagmire.

Here standard setters' quest for intellectual consistency will run into a political quagmire.

Danes fear that without the krone they might have sunk into an Irish quagmire .

Unreasonable sales practices make homemade laser mold welder into a quagmire, it is difficult to extricate themselves.

And Senator John McCain, a former Republican presidential candidate, has chimed in with warnings of a Vietnam-style quagmire.

Within weeks, though, vainglory turns into a costly and bloody quagmire.

Gives people a sense of ominous silence, I even think that a writer would not be jumping into the quagmire of the unfinished bar.

Arriving in China in early March, Stilwell found himself in a military and political quagmire.

The republic is a quagmire for several months a year.

What VS Naipaul rightly described as a political, moral, quagmire, and the denial that it entails, still reigns supreme.

And deciding whether to turn down requests for Facebook "friends" is a social quagmire in itself.

They met the bullets of the regime with bare chest, preferring to guard their revolution rather than be lured into the quagmire of violence.

Apropos of that quagmire, you're a hearty animal. Why didn't you toss the man in there?

Firms that have already spent a fortune to protect their brands online fear that the expansion will create a huge legal quagmire.

True, no sustainable exit from the present quagmire can be envisaged without increased net capital flows into emerging countries.

When Mr Obama was running for election, Iraq looked like a quagmire and Afghanistan seemed more winnable.

Unable to struggle, swamp quagmire. A person who's efforts, the struggle. The strange city, strange people.

It began that way. After that a thaw came, it all melted, soil turned into a quagmire.

You have the power to recondition your thoughts, but the trick is to keep your consciousness out of the quagmire of blame.

The chaos that followed the invasion in Iraq and the quagmire in Afghanistan seemed to testify to America's diminished power.

Over the months those analysts have reminded us of their views, calling Libya a quagmire.

Jean Valjean mounted this inclined plane and reached the other side of the quagmire.

But now that my life is much more complicated, it helps me cut through the possible quagmire of confusion and really focus.

Despite its rich culture Argentine is steeped in a political and economic quagmire.

When critics in Washington and elsewhere declared Libya a quagmire, these leaders refused to back away.

The games end in not just a military quagmire but also serious fallout in U. S. domestic politics.

For those who remain unconscious to the darks' agenda, exist in the quagmire of ignorance and have assumed a machine like existence.

Presumably the idea of being dragged into another Central Asian quagmire discouraged it.

The country's present political quagmire seems impassable partly because debate over what to do is so stunted.

Bai Xianyong's Quagmire and Breakthrough before and after He Moved to the U. S.

it helps me cut through the possible quagmire of confusion and really focus.

The remedy is to amend the policy and reach sound ground in this French quagmire.

Your ideal scene serves as a map that can guide you through the quagmire of options.

Regulating the use of nanoparticles, especially in food, has become an international quagmire.

Vietnam now has been high oil prices dragged into the quagmire of crisis.

Especially when Samuel died, trapped in self-blame Stan Whitty quagmire Afulaide onto the road in politics after.

Quagmire (2004) Would Iraq War end up like Vietnam, another "quagmire" ?

If, like me lost quagmire deeper and deeper, such as the dull sun for a long time hanging on the horizon, given the pale light.

On the other hand, it could also result in deterioration of relations between members, and catch in the quagmire of vicious competition.

This is why we're still in this quagmire in Iraq.

At that time, William family still struggling in the quagmire of poverty.

That is why we should not have fallen into the quagmire in the first place.

we need face the future, leave out of the quagmire of retro;

that's happened over the last decade, shouldn't we know a quagmire when we see

quagmire a large area of soft wet ground; bog