Sentence examples for predicaments in from inspiring English sources

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

Timothy Mo's novels report on colonial predicaments in East Asia with a political acumen reminiscent of Joseph Conrad.

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 these works Mr. Bolcom always finds apt, smart and evocative music to convey the shifting moods and often elaborate predicaments in Mr. Weinstein's lyrics.

I mentioned to Agassi that I had watched him fall two sets behind in his semifinal against the Spaniard Juan Carlos Ferrero while in the company of a man who knew something about such predicaments in advanced tennis age.

Was the author's insistence that the plot was basically "pages from my diary" sufficient justification for the grossly sentimental predicaments in which the main character finds himself — predicaments that, as one critic for a prestigious newspaper suggested, "seem to define the meeting place between self-flagellation and contempt for the reader"?

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

That is the predicament in which we find ourselves".

I joked about it, feeling like Lucille Ball in some stupid predicament in "I Love Lucy".

But that is the predicament in which Intel now finds itself.

But his idyllic novels, always marked by humour, treat his predicament in a comic style.