Příklady predicament

• Such depositions are thus seen as ' psychic documents which recount particular predicaments ' (p. 201).

• Here, on the other hand, in wanting to begin to become truth by becoming subjective, subjectivity is in the predicament of being untruth.

• He elaborates on the predicament in which states had no nations to correspond to them.

• Communication predicaments of aging : patronizing behavior toward older adults.

• To be caught by surprise is a predicament in which delight and discomfort may mingle coequally.

• In meting out judgments, we are often faced with the predicament that those who design evil are not necessarily those who give effect to it.

• The community of natural scientists finds the human predicament, and its population component, very alarming.

• It represents an attempt to respond to and address universal problems intrinsic to the human predicament.

• Rather, diaspora is both predicament and opportunity, forcing its differently identified 'members' continually to address their differences, whatever their common goals.

• We get another indication of the predicament through criticism levelled privately against them by family members and friends.

• Rather, they set out to provide a facet of political behaviour by relating it to private predicament.

• The colonial predicament unleashed changes that led to a rethinking of identities within the indigenous social hierarchy.

• This predicament was made clear by the second principle, the necessity to air repressed grievances in a public arena.

• One observation that all the commentators shared was my 'evident sympathy for the villagers' predicament'.

• Is there a way out of this predicament?