Sentence examples for man's predicament from inspiring English sources

Floating up from the orchestra shell are the strains of Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony, brooding over a desperate man's predicament.

Surely it is at least an allegory of fallen man's predicament, of his state of enduring and irredeemable guilt in a world from which all hope has been expunged.

Bundy says he feels responsible for the man's predicament and wanted to offer a show of emotional support.

I rise quite early and as you advised I work to schedule and to my relief I find Phrases will still come tumbling through my mind Though man's predicaments engage my thoughts.

Even being compelled for a couple of minutes to actively sympathise with these men's predicament was too much for us – we don't want the responsibility it necessarily entails, it's too uncomfortable; it forces us to think – it may even force us to act.

The soldiers showed little compassion for a stranded man's deathly predicament.

But for Donn Clendenon, the distance -- in miles and experience -- has brought about compassion, a sorrowful understanding of a man's pitiful predicament and a deeper understanding of how these things come to pass.

And yet, even if one could confirm that the men's financial predicament was dire, it would not make the ocean seem less vulnerable.

Deficient press coverage and the lack of public access, until lately, to some of the 35,000 pages of court documents from his trial have only exacerbated Manning's legal predicament.

Considering Tennessee's predicament, the secondary, playing man to man across the field, played heroically against the National Football League's most potent offense.

Mr. Dennis and Mr. Tubman learned of the theater's predicament from a man who sold jewelry at their Brooklyn store, one of two they had at the time.