Sentence examples for no predicament that from inspiring English sources
As one quickly gathers from his conversations and occasional writings, Ralph Ellison is much preoccupied — as an individual, as a Negro American (an expression he persists in using), and as a writer — with the not so fashionable conviction that, when met with courage and determination, there is almost no predicament that cannot be converted into "benefits and victories".
TTW: We can no longer wait for someone or something to save us from the predicament that is ours.
It's a predicament that strikes me as an exaggerated version of Oates's own.
"We find a young man in a predicament that should never have happened.
Such is the predicament that drives "A Fantastic Woman," the new film from Sebastián Lelio.
As China's rise continues, its understanding of the security predicament that goes with being a superpower may yet improve.
It's a predicament that can be especially problematic if you're not Michael Douglas or Woody Allen.
He is, to begin with, a person of sedate physical expression, but one also senses that he knows the predicament that awaits him.
The butcher, hair salon and shoe shop have already closed, all of them victims of the same predicament that sealed the Cavalier's fate.
An evident urge to show as many of them as possible produces a lot of overcrowded installations, a predicament that profits the masterpieces.
It was all part of a fruitless search for a theory or precedent that might explain the terrible predicament that had fallen upon him and his countrymen.
