Sentence examples for conundrum with from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately there is an ethical conundrum with this wardrobe staple.

As for Polke, count on him to pepper the conundrum with miscellaneous meanings.

His answer has been to throw players at the conundrum with a variety of permutations.

This is by no means the first conundrum with a new communication technology.

This is the perennial conundrum with invigilating intelligence agencies in a democracy.

It would be better, Sulkowicz suggested, if the therapist discussed this conundrum with his patient.

Apex may have cracked one of the industry's final conundrums with its two-part boot.

The songs take their time but never ramble, as Mr. Toth faces his existential conundrums with something like equanimity.

There is virtually no storyline, no unity of time or place and no limit to the spiritual and intellectual conundrums with which Goethe's luxuriant imagination confronts his wandering hero.

As one of the exemplary young performers in contemporary Hollywood (she shines even in such a narrow and inconsequential film as "Still Alice"), she experiences its paradoxes and conundrums with an exemplary force, and she expresses them trenchantly.

Mr. Cale sang briskly and forthrightly, treating the old conundrums with avuncular affection, hinting at a lasting sympathy for the songs' elusive characters and for a musical path he wouldn't often follow.