Sentence examples for perplexing predicament from inspiring English sources

The nationalists viewed the situation as a "perplexing predicament" (al-waḍʿ al-shādh)—a term that became popular in Parliament and in the press.

His argument now is echoing from his own coterie of techno-left geeks to a credulous culture of fix-it Feds and on to a famished throng of investors hungry to the point of desperation for original thinking on the perplexing predicament of the Telecosm.

Venezuela was once a beacon for development in Latin America, which makes its current predicament all the more perplexing.

A Senate Democratic aide, perplexed by Mr. Lieberman's stance, said, "It was a total flip-flop, and leaves us in a predicament as to what to do".

It's her predicament.

This was her predicament.

It's perplexing.

It is quite perplexing.

It's also perplexing.

But others are perplexing.

The ambiguity is perplexing.