Wallowing in a sentence

Almost exactly a year ago, the shortest-serving prime minister in British history told the story of a nation chained by mediocrity, going nowhere fast and wallowing in a low-growth mire.

Animal welfare advocates would be happy to see fewer animals packed into tight pens wallowing in their own poop awaiting slaughter.

As Campbell celebrates her victory, she wishes to implore others who are wallowing in their setbacks to “arise” and turn these setbacks into “comebacks”, further using them as stepping stones to success.

As Ripley rockets into a new stratosphere, poor Mysterio remains stuck on Earth, wallowing with the snakes in a pit of defeat.

It finds Scrooge McDuck at play in his binful of money, diving and wallowing in it, doing what he likes best.

It keeps us from wallowing too deeply, and encourages us to continue to aspire for more than simple material excess.

Jokes in this country will never end, people are wallowing in poverty and even worse off than in the previous regime and the writer and some misled are here doing politics.

Now, this Cold War’s weird, ‘cause, up to the seventies, China was wallowing in poverty like the rest of us that they call the “Third World”.

Stroud said he isn’t worried about the team and that wallowing in the loss won’t help anything.

The Republican Party, fossilized, regressive, wallowing in lazy bigotry, is pointed to the past.

Will van de Pol, chief executive of environmental advocacy group Market Forces, said big investors were "wallowing in greenwash and failing to live up to their climate claims".

But that doesn’t mean wallowing, solely, in despair.

Guru Dutt’s self-defeatist masterpiece, Pyaasa set the gold standard for the ‘wallowing in self-misery’ genre.

She humanizes the emotions we tend to avoid thinking about, recognizing their importance and their value without wallowing.

This widespread problem is only made worse by cattle wallowing in shallow streams and rivers, crushing the eggs themselves.

When I saw politicians cheering the antitrust lawsuit against Google, I wondered if they should be wallowing in shame instead.

Zimbabweans are wallowing under a debilitating political and economic crisis and are looking up to the MDC’s competent leadership for direction.

A nation wallowing in it's sins of the past.

Cameron told me to stop wallowing and start exploring.

That bears repeating: The Heat, a mere months after wallowing in salary cap purgatory, handcuffed to old and injured players, now has the best young crop of up-and-coming players in the NBA.