Sentence examples for certain predicaments from inspiring English sources

Imprinting has been able to explain certain predicaments of life in utero.

In the same Paris Review interview, she said of her writing that "it's supposed to be diverse, though of course there is a unity of temperament, of preoccupation – certain predicaments, certain emotions that recur – ardour and melancholy.

In order to ensure the survival of the human species, the amygdala had to overtake the neo-cortex in certain predicaments to make sure the being knew what they were up against.

Although the environmental and life sciences continue to inform environmental policy and scientists, we contend that new paradigms are needed if we are to respond to this certain predicament.

Tucked away in the eighth chapter of the text is footnote 351, which corresponds to an anodyne-sounding sentence about the extent to which "mitigating factors" might affect a pastor's handling of certain personal predicaments — such as divorce, followed by remarriage — that are considered sinful.

What was for certain though was the predicament Davis found himself in.

"In a certain sense, this particular predicament is filled with many fewer distractions than other times in my life and actually enables me to work with a little more concentration and continuity than when I had duties of making a living, being a husband, being a father," he said.

The partners feel a certain irony in their predicament.

There's a certain irony to his predicament.

But taken another way, as describing a certain insidious, characteristically Christian psychological predicament, he has it exactly right.

Many Latin Americans, though, are concerned because certain characteristics of Argentina's predicament are readily apparent in their own countries.