Sentence examples similar to predicament lingers from inspiring English sources
And yet her gift as a writer is so considerable that her characters' revelations and predicaments linger in the mind long after her narrative has darted off in other directions, often never to circle back to them.
They touch on the predicament of devastated families afflicted by lingering psychological consequences.
Ann Garcia, a financial planner in Portland, Ore., with Maas Capital Advisors, said in a phone interview that the Flakes' predicament "isn't terribly unusual," given the lingering effects of the housing collapse.
The station fought back with an indignant press release about Saunders that, in retrospect, could be said to prefigure Hot 97's own predicament vis-à-vis the carpenters: Many of our staff have witnessed her lingering in front of the Hot 97 offices at all hours of the day and night.
That is the Cubs' predicament, and the best they can probably hope for is that their top two pitchers do not linger too long on the list.
Charles Pope, the Washington correspondent for Wyden's hometown paper, The Oregonian, began a thoughtful analysis of the senator's predicament this way: "Trail blazer or traitor?" We'll get back to Medicare in a moment, but let's linger a bit on what this episode tells us about the decline of the honorable craft of lawmaking.
This was her predicament.
Knight's predicament is unfortunate.
