Sentence examples for predicament is that from inspiring English sources

His predicament is that he can't speak or move.

Indeed, his predicament is that he has lost respect of society".

Its predicament is that humanity has provided a lot of handy extra cliffs in the form of road bridges.

Part of the tragedy of our predicament is that the wrong people have been making a critique of "Europe".

Lemmon's recurring predicament is that of the desperate conformist who ultimately discovers that conformity comes at too high a price.

Another predicament is that although attention to students' thinking improves the chances of learning, it also increases the uncertainty and complexity of the job.

But his predicament was that of an entire generation of producers created by the writer-led Golden Age system.

He thought that the saddest thing about Juraboev's predicament was that, at his job at the Gyro King, he worked in the basement.

Our predicament is like that of a person who stands in the porch that leads into a very different building or structure and must conjecture what the complete or whole plan is like.

To float an analogy that they would not embrace: their predicament is not unlike that of the Sunnis in Iraq.

While Portugal's economic predicament is close to that of Greece, one senior E.U. official argued that the Portuguese, at least, had a functioning administration.