Sentence examples for predicament in language from inspiring English sources

Steel and Gardiner are wonderful writers, and much of their book speaks directly to my own predicament, in language I can understand: It is the fashion nowadays to undervalue the art of making a home; to deem it simplicity and easiness itself.

A superb cast, under Tamara Harvey's beautifully paced, detailed direction, revels in language that sparkles and in audacious comic predicaments that produce guffaws.

Mr Bush's predicament in Iraq has emboldened the hardliners.

This paper identifies the educational predicament in relation to their environment and poses an architectural solution.

The uitlanders created an acute predicament in his mind.

The available array of microbiologic diagnostic tests is another predicament in the management of rickettsial diseases.

The most maxi-Muslim predicaments in the first few episodes?

Throughout his substantial and highly praised body of work, James Kelman has sought to portray the life of Scottish working-class people in fiction that is sympathetic to their predicament and accurately reflects their language.

Wittgenstein denied the predicament, asserting that in his treatise the logical form of language is "shown" but not "said".

I tried to explain our language predicament, but was getting nowhere.

What an intriguing predicament he's in.