I even find myself in the same predicament at times, wishing that I could attend games or watch games".
From the outset of the film, I see Marclay conveying the necessary predicament in analyzing Time: that Time is understood in two distinct ways, both of which can be graphically described on two distinct if perpendicular axes.
Mr. Olds gets saddled with the most improbable of predicaments: a time-delay speech impediment and a French accent, which is funny in concept but not always in execution.
Intolerance is the predicament of our time.
That predicament, a long time in the making, is closely tied to an enormous expansion of debt — public and private.
It is an unusual predicament, at a time when increasing volatility in real estate markets elsewhere has emerged as one of the biggest challenges to global growth.
The truth is that we now know a great deal about German suffering at the war's end, and historians have been incorporating it into the larger picture of Europe's predicament for some time.
When I asked Barham Salih, the Kurdish prime minister, about Biden, he said, "We trust him as a friend, and as someone who has been aware of the Kurdish predicament for some time".
The administration has bullied its way into and out of a lot of predicaments in its time, but here is one that calls for superbulling.
In a world of dying languages, this is not the first time this predicament has been aired but, in Vicky Featherstone's fluid, carefully timed production, Somersaults gives it a wistful, human face.
