Sentence examples similar to collection of predicaments from inspiring English sources

It's always preceded by a series of predicaments.

Ms. Bender, whose previous book, "The Girl in the Flammable Skirt," was a collection of slightly screwy young women and their slightly screwy predicaments, offers us a 20-year-old narrator named Mona in this, her first full-length novel.

In non-fiction, I greatly enjoyed a new collection of essays by the critic and essayist George Scialabba, entitled "The Modern Predicament" (Pressed Wafer).

Presented as a "backwarding" of evidence, the collection of faux-historical artifacts hint ever-so subtly at the contemporary predicament of Native Americans.

Estorick Collection Of Modern Italian Art, N1, Fri to 3 Apr OB London-based, Jerusalem-born artist Larissa Sansour approaches the semi-surreal and apocalyptic predicament of present-day Palestine through videos evoking parallel dimensions.

This was a cartoon of predicament.

"There is, for instance, the same dominating sense of Predicament.

That presents a different kind of predicament for professionals.

Author most recently with Philip Clayton of The Predicament of Belief: Science, Philosophy, Faith.

For the examples 5 11, GAMS is interrupted because of out of memory predicament.

Wright, the father of genetic drift and the fitness landscape, had a prescient understanding of our predicament.