Examples of using Morass in English and their translations into German
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A Way out of Tibet's Morass.
Navigating the city's morass of gentle lanes on cool summer nights can make this one of urban Thailand's most enjoyable riding experiences.
The ice-free zones are mostly covered by frost-cracked scree,partly also morass.
Your scabby eyes, you heap of wretchedness, you living morass, only now and then do you open them.
Secondly. But Trotsky's retreat is a retreat into the wilderness, into the morass.
The camp was regularly pitched with its rear close to a river, or morass, or a deep valley, which in the present day would be considered madness.
His life andhis ideas serve as an example for the torments of a lost man in the morass of the relativism.
The terrorist organisation Isil was born in the morass of the war triggered by the US in Iraq, and spread in the civil war Ankara has fuelled in Syria.
Taris's most lively business and cultural districts have become a morass of urban decay.
You can also visit the regional natural park of Wild Harbour and the Morass of Captain where different marine species coexist and rich testimonies to bygone eras.
Only the independent revolutionary movement of the workingclass offers humanity a way forward out of this morass.
Though still a young man,he has watched society descend into its present morass with great sadness, combined with a determination to help make things better.
He does at least recognize that only Argentina is responsible for thebad policy choices that led to today's morass.
In other words,although some people think of data release as a hopeless ethical morass, we already have systems in place to help researchers balance these kind of ethical dilemmas.
The good news is there are many things you can control tomake sure your site isn't lost in the morass of dot coms.
Thus the Mensheviks sank into the morass of compromise and became vehicles of the bourgeois influence on the working class, virtual agents of the bourgeoisie within the working class.
Some members of the international group have evidently slipped once again into the morass of unprincipled  Kautskyism.
The subjects that are all connected together in this morass of disinformation include the Cathars, the Templars, the Merovingian kings, the Rosicrucians, the Masons, the Nazis and, of course, the royal line of Jesus Christ, but, all of this may be a series of red herrings!
Some members of the Internationale grouphave evidently once again slid down into the morass of unprincipled Kautskyism.
In the morass of a universally spreading softening and effeminization, each year three hundred and fifty thousand vigorous young men sprang from the ranks of the army, men who in their two years' training had lost the softness of youth and achieved bodies hard as steel.
A prehistoric settlement of wooden houses was found preserved under the water and morass of a lake, like Pompeii under its lava;
Yet, history is unfair, and the US, despite its greater responsibility for today's global crisis,may emerge in better shape than most countries from the morass.
Seeing your daily intake in black and white reality can boost your pride in your self-discipline, gently confront you with some less than stellar choices you have made,or cast you into a morass of guilt and depression when you face the epicurean debacle that your food intake represents.
Continue to be curious about your life and yourmotivations, and it will lead you in directions you can't imagine to find your way through this morass we call living.
As matryoshkas that contain different interior dimensions, Indian doctrines allow, at intervals,the exit from time morass, allowing smiling to the world mirages, as in a morning dream, through which it already translates reality; before the awakening from ignorance, or from sleep, or from life.
And those of the workers who had already becomeSocialists sink back from the heights they have reached into the morass of“Labour politics.”.
The usual explanation of why this is so, of why the old promise has gone, evaporated,and why we are in this morass, is also a set of ideas.
Greece clearly cannot pay its debts, and the only result of the austerity imposed on it by theeurozone leaders is to push it further into the morass of recession, unemployment and misery.
The truth that politicians(David Cameron's UK government excluded, at least for now)are reluctant to admit is that Western Europe's current morass is distinct from the global US-made downturn.
Jefferson started out constructing a simplified version of the New Testament that American Indians could easily understand, but turned to extracting what he considered Jesus'true philosophical intent from what he came to see as the morass of supernatural embellishment the evangelicals had brought into the scriptures.
