Sentence examples for delicate conundrum from inspiring English sources
Still, why his famous friends have yet to step up to the plate is a delicate conundrum for Mr. Reggio.
Pete could always be relied upon to say a few words in support of Martin Galvin's evil Noraid organisation, or to wade into some delicate and confusing conundrum of Northern Ireland politics with his size 12 cowboy boots, ready to give succour to the IRA for the sake of securing a few more votes from his Irish and faux-Irish constituents.
Blanquette de veau, a pale, creamy stew of veal, is a conundrum, somehow delicate in spite of itself, an elegant comfort food, if there can be such a thing.
B1 Russia and Beyond DELICATE DIPLOMACY -- The United States is facing a central conundrum: the more it presses moderate, often autocratic leaders in the Middle East to help in its campaign, the more it jeopardizes them.
It's a conundrum many families encounter and it can be a delicate and sensitive affair.
The multiple-choice conundrum could expedite a trade of Lofton, but Giambi is the true Yankees albatross, with his weighty salary and delicate psyche.
