Sentence examples for dilemmas were presented from inspiring English sources

All personal force dilemmas were presented in a randomised order.

All dilemmas were presented using the vBOT system (see Fig. 1).

In the judgment condition, dilemmas were presented to participants on a computer running E-Prime software and each dilemma was presented in three blocks of text that could be read at a speed determined by the participant.

At an Urban Outfitters outside Philadelphia, he saw a book called "Would You Rather," a parlor game that the two men once played where absurd dilemmas were presented -- "Would you rather have pool cues for nipples or lose your right to vote?" -- and tackled over a beer or three.

All dilemmas were presented in random order.

During the story, "journalistic dilemmas were presenting themselves almost hourly," Mr. Wheatley said.

Christian symbolism is responsible for the structure of the medieval morality plays, in which human dilemmas are presented through the conflicts of personified abstractions such as the "Virtues" and their "Vice" opponents.

An entirely different sort of dilemma was presented by Frank Cottrell Boyce's Millions.

An even greater dilemma is presented by the question of participation in the United States grand prix, scheduled to take place a fortnight tomorrow.

People are more likely to say they'd push a man off a bridge in order to save five other people about to be hit by a train when the dilemma is presented in their second language.

But, at least, the familiar fictional dilemma is presented crisply and plausibly, and it is worked up to a sweating climax with a fine exercise of suspense.The plane is crippled, in this instance, by both of its pilots being ill from poisoned food and unable to fly the passenger transport, which also has several desperately ill passengers aboard.