Sentence examples for facing predicaments from inspiring English sources

But though Mr. Tsai's characters are to some extent representative figures drifting in the existential void, they are also odd, lonely individuals grounded in the noise and clutter of their particular place and time, facing predicaments more often comical than terrifying -- or in the manner of silent films, comical to us and terrifying to them.

Jackson wrote: "I was moved by the valiant way in which she was facing her predicament.

As Elena drives her youngest son, Ian, to Cambridge University, she thinks that she is facing a predicament she had read about in novels-that of a divorced woman, bereft of children, having to grew old alone.

— With four weeks left in the regular season, the Rangers are facing a predicament few could have foreseen last May when they finished two victories short of the Stanley Cup finals.

John is facing a predicament similar to the one my son faced a couple of years ago.

New Jersey's budget crunch is hardly unique; dozens of states face similar predicaments.

Ridgeway is not the only club that may have to face such predicaments.

He seemed to be saying that if we can face these predicaments, one of them being mental illness, then we can win through".

The ethical implications of genomic data do not only affect the public--researchers and medical professionals, too, face ethical predicaments stemming from genomic information.

Jenner theorizes that medical facilities worldwide may have faced similar predicaments.

Of all the predicaments facing the BBC, listeners struggling to distinguish between Radio 1 and Radio 2 was never one of them.