Sentence examples for a predicament of from inspiring English sources

Another concerned a predicament of some sort in Alaska.

When they finished, he weighed in with a predicament of his own.

While the Kremlin has succeeded in discrediting and stifling opposition parties, it has nonetheless faced a predicament of its own making.

A Push for Legitimacy While the Kremlin has succeeded in discrediting and stifling opposition parties, it has nonetheless faced a predicament of its own making.

But if the government is serious about tackling violence against religious minorities, it will have to acknowledge that intolerance is a predicament of the mainstream, not just the extreme.

Learning to avoid cliché and speak authentically is a predicament of both prayer and literature, and solving the problem in her prayer life allowed O'Connor to solve the same problem in her fiction.

A baker without a scale is in a similar predicament of imprecision.

This is a predicament largely of Boehner's own making.

Or it could give Mr. Obama an escape from a predicament partly of his own making.

I have a friend in a predicament because of his grotesque noggin.

SCHUMER: This is, however, a predicament strictly of the attorney general's own making, so I'd like to make three points.