Sentence examples for particular predicament from inspiring English sources

There are a number of ways in which this particular predicament can end.

He brings alive for Emma the atmosphere of fear that pervaded liberal circles during the witch- hunt years — his generosity to the fund is actuated by his own guilt about his behavior at the time — but also offers some blunt observations about the particular predicament she finds herself in today.

"In a certain sense, this particular predicament is filled with many fewer distractions than other times in my life and actually enables me to work with a little more concentration and continuity than when I had duties of making a living, being a husband, being a father," he said.

In this particular predicament our national leaders are the ones who need to act.

But these people and their situations are nonetheless recognizable, familiar on a basic human level even if their particular predicaments are not.

This diseased mind manifests in part as a particular skeptical predicament: she has a radical doubt about her nature, for she believes God made her with a degraded reason.

Rather than think about this particular technological predicament we find ourselves in as a problem, I believe we have a huge opportunity to create a better relationship between us and our things that will ultimately lower the friction between man and machine.

These particular Muslim predicaments are underscored by a problem endemic in British political culture - a weak tradition of citizenship.

My brother and I were in high school now, and we'd gone our separate ways, beset by our particular adolescent predicaments.

She had clearly studied the smallest particulars of their predicament.

But it is unhistorical, on the other hand, to "ignore or twist particular events, persons, predicaments, in the name of laws, theories, principles derived from other fields, logical, ethical, metaphysical, scientific, which the nature of the medium renders inapplicable" (1978b, 141 2).