Sentence examples for predicament described from inspiring English sources

I would rather set it aside then face the predicament described in our song Losing It ('Sadder still to watch it die, than never to have known it')." The response from Rush fans on social media was an outpouring of despair, mixed with a degree of uber-fan one-upmanship: "I saw them back in '78 at Newcastle City Hall".

(Dorothy Parker, in her introduction to Thurber's collection "The Seal in the Bedroom and Other Predicaments," described Thurber's drawings as "having the outer semblance of unbaked cookies").

Three judges sitting at the high court in London referred to his "terrible predicament" and described his case as "deeply moving and tragic".

Mr. Postlethwaite played Giuseppe Conlon, "a father in an unimaginable predicament" as The New York Times described the role, whose complicated relationship with his son (Daniel Day-Lewis) is made even more difficult when he becomes a victim of the prosecution of the crime his son did not commit.

The narrative winds towards Stefánie's sudden lapse into dementia, a predicament quite brilliantly described by Faludi not as the usual "bleeding away of identity" but as the opposite, "an onrush of all that she had been, all that she had experienced, suffered, fled".

This predicament is further described below.

Again, this predicament has been described sporadically in the literature and dealt with in a variety of ways.

A Hermes courier in Yorkshire recently described the predicament.

The commission described the predicament the mayor will confront as "the calm before the storm".

Many in the audience chuckled with him as he described his predicament.

He described his predicament as the result of a personal and business relationship gone bad.