Sentence examples for intense predicaments from inspiring English sources
They offered dreamily intense predicaments, lived-in relationships (like Indy's with his estranged father in "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade"), for which the prickly banter of Ben and Patrick is a pale substitute, and action scenes built from dynamic shots that interlocked like stained-glass window panels.
America's interest in the Palestinians' predicament remains intense, substantially more so than our interest in many other tragically situated peoples.
But the crying implied that emotional responses to their predicaments could be real and intense.
He has somehow moved from being the author of a massive novel that survived thanks to a cult of young intense readers into an essential guide to our cultural predicament.
"The NHS is under intense financial pressure and Mid Staffordshire NHS foundation trust is not alone in its predicament.
This is not only escalating an intense CO2 plum over Africa, it is also adding to the ongoing predicament of our near term demise as a species.
But the discussions about the advertisement -- no matter how fleeting -- underscore a fundamental predicament facing the Bush organization as it heads into the most intense eight weeks of advertising of the campaign.
The mystery at the heart of this classy, intense psychological thriller depends on big ideas and a touch of quantum physics, yet Ella's predicament is rooted in classic teenage identity anxiety.
All the poems written during the autumn of 1962, and into the new year, had been inspired by the intense solitude of her situation, and many of the final poems in Ariel are attributable to her predicament as a young single mother, but also to her clinical depression and the incipient breakdown that culminated in her suicide in the early morning of 11 February 1963.
This has been an unprecedented predicament for a developed European country, and the extremity of its escalation this past year has created too many intense personal stories, and too much human drama.
