Sentence examples for recurring predicament from inspiring English sources
Lemmon's recurring predicament is that of the desperate conformist who ultimately discovers that conformity comes at too high a price.
The government says the justice and security bill is designed to ensure such a predicament never recurs by extending the use of secret courts while preserving intelligence-sharing with the US and other allies.
The tale of politics and dislocation is loosely connected by the recurring image of a partridge trap made of sticks, a metaphor, perhaps, for the refugee's predicament.
Nonetheless, recurring patterns of history, broad economic forces and the laws of politics don't entirely account for the Democrats' predicament.
And his recurring concerns and preoccupations are repeatedly described in terms of exile and uprootedness ("we have been stupidly parched by history") as, in poem after poem, he brandishes this predicament half proudly, half resentfully: "I was not my father as you are not yours / But let's be clear – we are illuminated residue, threaded".
A recurring sporting tragedy.
The recurring shameful need?
"I had recurring nightmares.
The main recurring message?
