bogged造句

be [get] bogged down in detail

Our discussions got bogged down in irrelevant detail.

Who wants to be bogged down with entering a bunch of text?

In the West, Grant was bogged down in his protracted siege of Vicksburg.

And not the US, which is bogged down in Iraq and remembers well the 1983 bombing of its Marine barracks in Beirut.

Russia urgently needs to modernize, and the United States, bogged down in Afghanistan and facing the prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran, needs Russian cooperation more than ever.

Without garnering enough of them through diligent Dharma study and practice, life is still going to be challenging and one will still be bogged by worldly frustrations.

While the mail server is bogged down with all the spurious requests, it can't handle real e-mails, some of which may be sales leads or support requests.

Just because Japanese imperialism is bogged down in serious economic and political crises, just because it is dying, it must invade China and reduce her to a colony, thereby blocking the road to bourgeois dictatorship and national capitalism in China.

The banking sector was weak and fragmented and Nigeria's government was bogged down in fruitless negotiations over the billions of dollars of debt racked up during years of corrupt military rule.