Sentence examples for larger predicaments from inspiring English sources

Lacking larger predicaments to rebel against, rock songwriters nursed petty slights and childhood traumas.

His regard for the fragility of our grasp on this fragile planet and its "melting poles" will allow him to help us make sense of our larger predicaments.

So maybe we won't confront the larger predicament until it, too, becomes personal.

The screenings were followed by impassioned debates, which provided a safe way to discuss the filmmakers' larger predicament.

With the fixture list ahead of them looming large, the current predicament should have been foreseen.

She has always shown her characters' flaws, and the dark emotions stirred up by divorce and parenthood; here she has reached farther to relate her characteristic predicaments to the larger world outside.

Archbishop Rowan Williams is right to raise larger questions about our economic predicament.

Fran Barrett, executive director of the Community Resource Exchange, an agency that assists nonprofit groups citywide, said the coalition's predicament reflected a larger problem.

The truth is that we now know a great deal about German suffering at the war's end, and historians have been incorporating it into the larger picture of Europe's predicament for some time.

But Mr. Miu's predicament illustrates a larger danger facing Western companies here: crosscurrents developing in the traditionally vague, indirect and informal way business deals are often done here and the requirements of a more legalistic court system that sometimes intervenes precipitously in disputes.

There are, in fact, a number of issues and predicaments that have a larger impact on research (and innovation) than we may think.