Sentence examples for new predicaments from inspiring English sources

A constant barrage of unprecedented horrors around the world causes misery, sure, but it also provides hilarious new predicaments for the staffers of a network's news-graphics department as they scramble to produce the little visuals that appear over their anchorperson's shoulder, dizzily trying to keep up with nightmarish scenarios no one could have imagined the day before.

He invents new predicaments, chapter by chapter, and resolves them.

In the Observer, Benjamin Markovits found it "puzzling" and "odd" but praised it wanly as "a somewhat magical escape act... he invents new predicaments, chapter by chapter, and resolves them".

But primarily it offers new predicaments for its students, among them Marco (Asher Book), an easygoing John Mayer look- and sound-alike; Jenny Kay Panabakerr), Marco's girlfriend and a repressed actress; Neil Paul Iaconoo), a goofy film director trying to finance a short; and Alice Kherington Paynee), an upper-crust dancer.

Still, the new predicament is an improvement.

This is not a new predicament, Ms. Galef pointed out.

This is not a new predicament, but it has taken new forms.

This time, he faced a new predicament: hours after leaving Australia, the Farley, which had been registered in Belize, was stripped of its flag by the authorities there.

An economy of every-man-for-himself, undergirded by a social structure with the same ethos, is less a return to the past than a new predicament.

If she's starting to wish she'd been careful what she wished for, Richie's new predicament looks set to make her reevaluate stuff all over again.

Or do I want to win another season of fantasy sports?" Peruse the waiver wire or pursue a career — the new predicament of the modern female sports fan.