Sentence examples for predicament confronted by from inspiring English sources

Pius XII has been accused of being "the supreme bystander," Hilberg says, but should instead be seen as exemplifying the predicament confronted by everyone caught up indirectly in the Holocaust, beset by dangers and confusion, limited by faulty perceptions and "delineated by... nationality and temperament, much as all the inhabitants of Europe".

Many of us just turn off when confronted by looming predicaments, and why not?

A future historian will have to deal with the predicament of the first modern president confronted by a well-placed, well-financed segment of the political community that refused to recognize his bona fides and was determined to drive him from office.

The year 1968 brought not only rioting in Paris and the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Bobby Kennedy but the founding of the Club of Rome think tank, with its "Predicament of Mankind" ("If something is to be done it needs to be done now — for otherwise we might be confronted by that ultimate experience: N E V E R"), as well as the publication of Paul Ehrlich's "Population Bomb".

The year 1968 brought not only rioting in Paris and the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Bobby Kennedy but the founding of the Club of Rome think tank, with its "Predicament of Mankind" ("If something is to be done it needs to be done now — for otherwise we might be confronted by that ultimate experience: N-E-V-E-R"), as well as the publication of Paul Ehrlich's "Population Bomb".

We are confronted by three, unnamed characters.

You are confronted by tragedies sometimes.

They are confronted by Sonya and Kano.

Sun-Hwa Kwon is confronted by Charles Widmore.

He is then confronted by SHODAN.

You're confronted by yourself.