Sentence examples for What a conundrum from inspiring English sources

"What a conundrum," Robbie said.

The swing suggested what a conundrum Facebook can be to Wall Street.

Oh, America, what a conundrum you are.

What a glorious conundrum Marcus Willis faced on Centre Court at Wimbledon early on Wednesday evening, with the roof closed and his options limited.

Whether Gordon can technically go to ground again when he has been to ground for over a year is a conundrum, but what a knot of contradictions this quarry is.

He had vowed to align the fight against Al Qaeda with American values; the chart, introducing people whose deaths he might soon be asked to order, underscored just what a moral and legal conundrum this could be.

In the meantime, I urge you to read the New Yorker article "The Cost Conundrum: What a Texas town can teach us about health care" by Atul Gawande, M.D. It's an extraordinarily clear-eyed assessment of how and why American medicine has lost its way, and how it might return to its healing roots.

Now, what sort of a conundrum was that supposed to be?

If it had paid any attention to the current situation in Ireland before jumping in two-footed, the government would have known what kind of a conundrum it would now be facing.

Instead, they ended up cast by the Revolution into first, unlikely independence, and then the conundrum of what a country ought to be if you could start your own from scratch.

Let's meditate for a moment on a conundrum: what is "nice" and what is "fake"?