Sentence examples for surprising predicament from inspiring English sources

This may seem like a surprising predicament for the Lakers to be in with James, but let's face it, the expectations for this team and this season changed the moment Paul George spurned Los Angeles for Oklahoma City.

The predicament is surprising, considering that the governor, a Democrat, has emphasized his warm relations with the Legislature and even struck a political truce with Senate Republicans.

Fu Guoyong, a prominent author on China's modern history, wrote in his blog: "This land and its people are trapped in a historical predicament that bears surprising resemblance to the situation 100 years ago".

The way Matt's predicament plays out is surprising, moving and frequently very funny.

The Mexican film industry's predicament is even more surprising given the country's growing cinema audience.

USC's predicament isn't entirely surprising.

There may be a surprising amount of sympathy for the British predicament from the commission president and his team.

It is hardly surprising that the Internet is full of forums where they discuss their predicament; the predicament of their compatriots at home; the predicament of fellow Muslims in Afghanistan, Syria or Iraq.

The predicament of modern C.E.O.s may seem surprising, given their prominence and lavish compensation.

While there are small examples of each of these pitfalls, "Always Outnumbered" for the most part is surprising in the ways that it resolves its moral predicaments or allows them to remain unresolved.

For those who remember the Branson days, which lasted between 1999 and 2002 and when anything seemed possible, the Broncos' current predicament is both depressing and not all that surprising.