Sentence examples for deep predicament from inspiring English sources

I had suffered such episodes before; it is as if one had been suddenly flayed of the skin of habit and herd feeling that customarily enwraps and deadens our deep predicament.

Cautious mission managers had put tight constraints on the Spirit's movement to ensure that it did not drive itself into a deeper predicament.

We cite this as a platitude today without absorbing or even realizing its radical nature in human history -- and the deep human predicament it was designed to solve.

Acknowledging the irony of her predicament ("Deep down, I was never remotely tempted to reproach Jacques for his sexual conduct"), she internalizes her suffering, repeatedly conjuring fantasies of passively observing Jacques in flagrante delicto.

Together with Greece, whose economy has also plunged into a deep recession, the predicament of countries on Europe's southern rim raises the question of whether Germany and other healthier European countries should be doing more to stimulate growth in their own countries to make up for the need to reduce debts in Southern Europe.

— January 8 , 2014Ander Monson is the author of "Vanishing Point: Not a Memoir" and "Neck Deep and Other Predicaments," among other books.

But their overall predicament is deep and complex.

This is the serious predicament, the deep and haunting problem, confronting modern man.

The roots of this predicament run deep: in the last decade of Communism in Eastern Europe and the USSR, the Western world, under the leadership of Thatcher and Reagan, found itself deregulating, trusting in the markets, forcing states to back off of the economic reigns in what would be called the Washington Consensus.

His work is permeated by a deep feeling for the tragic predicament of the Greeks, as indeed of modern man in general.

But for Donn Clendenon, the distance -- in miles and experience -- has brought about compassion, a sorrowful understanding of a man's pitiful predicament and a deeper understanding of how these things come to pass.