Sentence examples for a predicament in a from inspiring English sources

"It's one of those things where psychologically you have to put yourself in a predicament, in a position, where you have no other option but to perform.

And I don't want to, nor do I have any business to make trouble regarding this matter, but I use the example to illustrate a point about suffering--a tricky predicament in which a "supposedly" pleasurable activity inadvertently resulted in suffering.

Injuries and national-team duty put the Galaxy in a predicament in recent weeks.

The example on drought risk analysis (Figure 8) uncovers a predicament in the results of the vulnerability analysis.

Marlon Forrester is a sculptor who tackles just such a predicament in his art, using humor as a mitigating channel for the steam ventilating in the face of overwhelming racial cliches.

The variability in the composition and preparation methods poses a predicament in making true comparisons between different studies and their relative effectiveness.

Once again Niger is facing a food crisis, a grimly familiar predicament in a vast desert country with an explosive birthrate and rudimentary agriculture.

That left thousands of students to graduate in April without jobs waiting for them — a career-threatening predicament in a country where large companies limit most of their hiring to university seniors.

Jewish writers most prominently Chicago novelist Saul Bellow, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in l976, Bernard Malamud, and Philip Roth found in the "golden exile" of Jews in the United States a juxtaposition of surface affluence with deeper unease and perplexity that seemed to many of their fellow Americans to offer a common predicament in a heightened form.

But his idyllic novels, always marked by humour, treat his predicament in a comic style.

Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall professed their shock at their predicament in a letter to the Times.