Sentence examples for predicaments of his from inspiring English sources

It's clear in this biography that Taylor's own struggle with despair was eclipsed by the tragic and sometimes ludicrous predicaments of his talented and troubled colleagues.

But for every lesson painstakingly etched, Director Todd Phillips can't resist tweaking conventional morality with attempts to draw humor out of the predicaments of his movie's larger than life characters and sympathy to their amoral plight.

When they finished, he weighed in with a predicament of his own.

"It's less than $1 million," Bourguet says, adding that the money hasn't changed the predicament of his client.

But he summed up the predicament of his peers by recounting a conversation last week with a regular customer he described as a heavy bettor.

Surely it is at least an allegory of fallen man's predicament, of his state of enduring and irredeemable guilt in a world from which all hope has been expunged.

The President is in a predicament of his own creation.

He's reeling, really, from what he admits is a difficult predicament of his own making.

The slogan on his campaign buttons and flying discs alluded to the central predicament of his candidacy: "Fred Who?" But winning was never the point for Karger.

Talk to any senior White House aide, and you will hear the same essential narrative of the past 18 months — how President George W. Bush and his Wall Street friends bequeathed to Mr. Obama crises of unforeseen proportions, how Republicans tried to derail efforts to address them, how none of the president's predicaments are of his own making.

Or it could give Mr. Obama an escape from a predicament partly of his own making.