Sentence examples similar to humorous predicament from inspiring English sources
Like "Irma Voth," it's a sly, humorous but still distressing evocation of a young Mennonite's predicament, which is your standard small-town adolescent crisis magnified by a thousand -- depression thick in the air, attempts to navigate any aspect of one's life systematically quashed, shame heaped upon any nonconformist behavior.
This is the predicament in which we find Benjamin R. Ford, the protagonist of Jonathan Miles's humorous "Dear American Airlines," as a trip to his daughter's wedding comes to a halt en route.
Mr. Arafat, who is 72, was alert and lively, by turns humorous and defiant as he reflected on his decades-long rivalry with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his current predicament.
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This was her predicament.
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Roberts had said that when the author found himself in one of these "false predicaments," and he began to draw shorter and shorter breaths, he should just describe whatever little crisis he'd manufactured, what he was feeling, to whomever he was meeting in the same "winning and humorous way" he recounted it after the fact to Roberts.
My predicament wasn't comparable.
