Like participants on daytime talk shows, whatever preposterous predicament they find themselves in, their perceptions about it are entirely routine.
Like the volunteers for humiliation on daytime talk shows, whatever preposterous predicament they find themselves in, their perceptions about it are entirely routine.
His mouth is fixed in a half-smile, and his eyes twinkle merrily, as if my presence here is the most tremendous joke - as if my predicament, whatever it turns out to be, is simply grist to the hulking, steam-powered mill of his ironic sensibility.
Whatever the outcome of Atleo's current predicament, the improbable circumstance that he's ousted could leave space for continued political inaction and would undermine the stability of his position.
Nonetheless, Lelyveld also writes, while he may have "struggled with doubt and self until his last days," Gandhi "made the predicament of the millions his own, whatever the tensions among them, as no other leader of modern times has".
Whatever sympathy Trump may have felt for Icahn's predicament, he had an important interest of his own: he needed states like Iowa on his side in order to win the Presidency.
None of this is to defend Cooke for whatever he may have done last December, merely to explain the surprise his predicament has provoked in rugby league circles.
There were just a bunch of kids who were ESPECIALLY not getting laid for whatever reason, and they stumbled upon their only hope of getting laid: making their predicament into a subculture for similarly sex-deficient people.
Listen to whatever they share, resisting the urge to tell them what to do and trying to fix their predicament.
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.
