Sentence examples for these predicaments from inspiring English sources
Yet for some of these predicaments, Mr. Bush has very few options, if any.
The power of film can really highlight these predicaments and drive the message home.
Furyk was calm and matter-of-fact as he described these predicaments, as if he were describing the pitfalls of painting a house.
He seemed to be saying that if we can face these predicaments, one of them being mental illness, then we can win through".
These predicaments are as exaggerated as the bumbling homicidal response they inspire, but then again, in times like these, what are abused and humiliated workers going to do? Join a union?
All these predicaments originate from doctors' "immoral" behaviors, such as treating patients with indifference, practicing defensive medicine, and receiving kickbacks and hongbao (red envelopes containing cash).
"But at some point it's just too much!" These are the predicaments of "the 43 percent": the proportion of households in the United States with DVRs: minor and silly-sounding, yes, but frustrating for viewers who feel they have to assemble their own menu of time-shifted TV.
There is, of course, a good deal that is self-serving about both of these perceived predicaments (as they both well know).
Roberts had said that when the author found himself in one of these "false predicaments," and he began to draw shorter and shorter breaths, he should just describe whatever little crisis he'd manufactured, what he was feeling, to whomever he was meeting in the same "winning and humorous way" he recounted it after the fact to Roberts.
These movies delve deeply into the predicaments confronting women at midlife.
