Sentence examples for conundrum to from inspiring English sources

It presents a conundrum to fashion historians.

A meaty conundrum to occupy a fellow of momentum.

(Explaining his conundrum to a sympathetic priest, he says: "My penis speaks to me, Father").

But aperitifs — perceived as immovably European — remain a confidence-shaking conundrum to many consumers.

So now it is down to the bowlers, a conundrum to work out.

Meanwhile, we have the bleeding-heart end of the conundrum to deal with.

Everyone knows about Malinga's variations but it is still a conundrum to combat them.

Chelsea are the conundrum to solve and United, on this evidence, are bereft of answers.

FEAR OF BEING PESTERED Why wealthy people would not give to a charity is a conundrum to many.

And so to the passing of time: a conundrum to which film-makers have attended, in 2014, with particular care.

Parasite conservation presents a critical conundrum: to conserve such bloodsuckers and disease-spreaders is to explicitly conserve death and sickness.