Sentence examples similar to contradictory conundrum from inspiring English sources

In "Nine" (revived by the Roundabout Theatre, at the Eugene O'Neill), an adaptation of Federico Fellini's "8H," the conundrum of the monstrous is played out within the contradictory interior hubbub of a single creative genius, a successful film director named Guido Contini.

Obviously, such seemingly contradictory tensions within and about a text written by its author give rise to interpretative conundrums.

The contradictory mix of high unemployment with fast growth and resilient wages is part of the conundrum that the Federal Reserve will face tomorrow, when its monetary policy committee meets to set interest rates.

So … conundrum!

Another conundrum.

A conundrum, indeed.

The gift giving conundrum.

Or a philosophical conundrum?

SRI : The Labour Conundrum.

Welcome to my conundrum.

But a conundrum remains.