Sentence examples for dating conundrum from inspiring English sources
Kufrin's decision to stand by her man (and all of his social media baggage) is a thoroughly modern dating conundrum: Ten years ago, you'd have to wait to discover your date's troubling stance on immigration or liberal women until they told you about it over dinner one night.
In this particular instance, the overhearing touched on one of my favorite dating conundrums affecting the modern woman: "It was really fun, but I dumped him after two months," the girl in gladiator sandals said, "there was just no magic".
All new pop bands face the release date conundrum: do you put out your best single early on, garnering tastemaker attention and hoping it gets you a Jools Holland booking and, ideally, an Apple advert?
To solve the chicken-egg conundrum of a dating site — to attract users, you need users — they created a handful of quizzes, chief among them the Dating Persona Test.
To get at this color conundrum, researchers examined the nanostructures of old bugs, dating from about 15 million to 50 million years ago, under the microscope.
Now let's consider the often mystifying conundrum presented by you holding onto toxic relationships at work, with friends or in dating.
Author response: The last point is well appreciated, the Coelomata-Ecdysozoa conundrum, like other phylogenetic problems that date to "Big Bang" epochs, might not be particularly willing to give in.
See Also: An Innovation Conundrum.
The idea of inflatable spacecraft dates back almost to the beginning of the space age, solving a stubborn conundrum with putting stuff in space.
