Sentence examples for genuine predicament from inspiring English sources
Ball's being so much more successful than Arnaz was a genuine predicament, Kathleen Brady writes in "Lucille: The Life of Lucille Ball".
Homes displays a genuine depth of feeling for the predicament of children and the elderly in a world where "Dad works all the time" and "Mom's entirely electronic".
West African leaders may feel little genuine sympathy for the Ivoirian government's present predicament.
And yet, for all its virtues, his book is more of an exercise in recycling Gingrichism than a genuine attempt to come to terms with conservatism's predicament.
Into her predicament and preoccupation drifts the American girl Milly Theale, attractive, enormously wealthy, naïve, and genuine, but perceptive ("mobile of mind"), in the best Henry James tradition, and dying.
Caught in this predicament, there are a host of concepts that are being debated as concepts that facilitate or discourage genuine collaboration.
While it is clear that Manley has genuine affection for his former client, I ask him if he feels any sense of responsibility for Rodman's current predicament through his endless promotions and sideshows.
This was her predicament.
Knight's predicament is unfortunate.
My predicament wasn't comparable.
