Sentence examples for of a predicament from inspiring English sources
I'm in a bit of a predicament.
See the upside rather than the downside of a predicament.
(Young adult; ages 14 and up) I'm in a bit of a predicament.
If the evening goes exactly according to this plan — of course, it probably won't — that would leave us in something of a predicament.
There they made a fable out of a predicament; it was as if documentarians had been hired to record a fairy tale.
Tom and Violet grapple with their own version of a predicament faced by many young lovebirds, including Drew Barrymore and Justin Long in "Going the Distance".
Georgie's nine-year-old imagination embarks on some arresting and creepy peregrinations to make sense of her predicament in the context of 70s Dublin, where no recognition of such a predicament exists.
Tumor growth data represent perhaps one of the most critical instances of such a predicament.
The spiritual influence of such a predicament is chilling.
One of the less obvious penalties of stereotyping is a predicament known as stereotype threat, first defined by Claude Steele and Joshua Aronson in 1995.
Either alternative would of itself present a predicament sufficiently embarrassing.
