Sentence examples for conundrums about from inspiring English sources

One of the quadrennial conundrums about New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation presidential primaries is how independents will vote.

On a more personal level, the works of Philip K. Dick (often adapted for film) present metaphysical conundrums about identity, humanity, and the nature of reality.

As for "The Matrix," well, that's a whole different syllabus, since Neo, in his fetching leather trench coat, must karate-kick his way through a series of ancient philosophical conundrums about the nature of free will, the ontological status of reality and the metaphysical endowments of Italian actresses.

There are endless questions and conundrums about the largely unforeseen situation in which we now find ourselves, all six billion of us.

Eating such a familiar creature (often seen as cute), brings us face-to-face with conundrums about why we eat the animals we do... and not others.

It is the old conundrum about risk versus benefits.

An enduring conundrum about visiting wineries: they all start to look the same after the second day.

This is partly a humid, faintly Graham Greene-love love story, partly a conundrum about opaque and enigmatic behaviour.

Dozens directed their frustration at the question: "Prove that n²-n-90=0", and another mysterious conundrum about a girl called Hannah eating some sweets.

The conundrum about control freakery and losing control is one example of the many dilemmas facing leaders of the main parties.

One conundrum about recent changes to university finance is that every academic discipline feels hard done by, despite the overall protection in funding.