Sentence examples for with the predicament from inspiring English sources

LaBute simply deals with the predicament of an individual.

Otherwise we are left with the predicament Tony Blair finds himself in.

But it is "peculiar" to think the Iraq war had nothing to do with the predicament it faces now.

The city and its Jewish quarter, Bom Fim, provided him with inexhaustible source material, as did his own preoccupation with the predicament of Jews in Brazil.

And yes, you can't help sympathizing with the predicament of a writer who is entranced by his subject and then suddenly faces disillusionment.

It is easy, too, to sympathise with the predicament he has found himself in after making his revelations and wishing, understandably, to avoid decades in prison.

But once he leaves his professional facade behind, he betrays a merry wit and an amusement with the predicaments life bestows — like having one of the world's most recognizable names.

You wish you didn't sympathize, not even a little, with her in the predicament she's created for herself.

Bayh is what's wrong with Washington, and the predicament he has put Indiana voters in is emblematic of the problems with our system of government.

What's Wrong with the World opens with an analysis of the predicament of modern humanity, too obsessed in the great age of political idealism with visions of the future.

If some of the game's parameters are slightly at odds with reality, the predicaments confronting the students come right out of news headlines, as do students' responses.