Sentence examples for predicament expressed from inspiring English sources

British opera, which had languished for centuries, was revitalized by the theatrical talent of the eclectic English composer Benjamin Britten, whose stage works show a remarkable sympathy for the human predicament, expressed in readily accessible and deeply felt music.

It is an arrangement as unstable as the lives of the kingdom's inhabitants, and the precarious nature of their predicament is expressed in the constant bobbing motion of the platform beneath their feet.

We are asunder, a predicament perhaps best expressed by the Daily Mail's Robert Hardman being photographed in a cathedral calling people "godless".

Leaders across the region expressed anger at the predicament.

Commenting below his post, supporters described Wang as the "backbone of China" and expressed sympathy for his predicament.

Burns expressed sympathy with the predicament of Saakashvili, who told the Americans he believed Putin was "personally committed to removing Abkhazia from Georgia" – a prophecy that turned out to be correct.

But as he left Green Bay Wednesday morning, Favre expressed weariness at his predicament — the falling out with the Packers had taken a toll on him and his family — and a desire to merely join a team.

While some Democrats lavished praise on him and expressed sympathy for his predicament, most clearly had been impatient for him to step down.

Derek Baker, 46, also expressed understanding for Bishop Sisk's predicament.

Following Saturday's shootings, leading members of the international community have expressed concerns about Egypt's predicament.

Some of Mrs. Clinton's detractors in the party expressed quiet glee over her predicament, saying they never thought she deserved to be considered a formidable prospect for the White House in 2004.