Sentence examples for the predicaments of from inspiring English sources

The predicaments of the parentless or the barely parented have historically preoccupied the novelist Sheila O'Connor.

But, as Prochnik shows, even those who were able to begin again found the predicaments of exile harrowing.

("The New Adventures of Old Christine and Gary Unmarrieded" are also on CBS, and both spoof the predicaments of divorce).

She is a writer whose work has often sought to bring alive the predicaments of the writers of Russia and what was once known as Eastern Europe.

And yet her artwork has been understood, by her friend Donald Judd and others, as a uniquely sophisticated response to the predicaments of 20th-century modernism.

Introduced as "a picture book for grownups," it inverts the didacticism of some children's literature, using the predicaments of its young characters to teach adults a few lessons about how the world works.

Intolerance is the predicament of our time.

More important, the predicate names the predicament of the subject.

The predicament of the second defendant, Ryan D. Wagner, is different.

LaBute simply deals with the predicament of an individual.

Kingsolver's hook is the predicament of monarch butterflies.