Sentence examples for a moral conundrum from inspiring English sources
This left him with a moral conundrum.
Balthus sticks us with a moral conundrum, because he can.
As a moral conundrum — Is great art worth the loss of human life?
Eye in the Sky maps out a moral conundrum, and Hood says his intention was to spark a debate around the ethics of drone warfare.
Walsh and Pearl head into the future, but part of their future's relative brightness rests on her apparent whiteness, a moral conundrum that afflicts her with a grave case of that twentieth-century complaint, liberal guilt.
Michael Patterson, a 21-year-old army veteran from Anchorage, Alaska, who served in Iraq in 2008, said he faced a "moral conundrum" just six months after he returned to the US.
"It was a real moral conundrum," says Cassils. "But Cuts is really a conversation with Carving a Traditional Sculpture by Eleanor Antin, where she crash-dieted for 45 days and documented her body wasting away.
More film gris than film noir, it offers a biting moral conundrum at every turn.
In one experiment they asked subjects to respond to a classic moral conundrum known as the Trolley Problem, which is explained below.
Never mind this as an individual moral conundrum; people still don't know which way culture is going to jump.
