Sentence examples for grim dilemma from inspiring English sources
The street artist Black Hand, known as Iran's Banksy, has used stencilling techniques to satirise the grim dilemma – one mural depicts an auction for a kidney.
The evening boasts the immediate benefit of mass-appeal eye candy in that onetime "History Boy," Dominic Cooper, who has traded in the Romper Room shenanigans of "Mamma Mia!" on screen for the grim-voiced dilemma of Phèdre's beloved Hippolytus, here first seen resembling an anguished Gap ad.
Again, we think this reflects the grim, real-world dilemmas that voters tend to face.Our record is not partisan: in party-political terms, we are erratic.
These grim revelations show the dilemma facing Mr. Quinn, who is balancing the state's budget in part with a big income tax increase and trying to address the pension imbalance without cutting current workers' benefits.
The American subprime mortgage dilemma provides a grim precedent.
All of which leaves us in a dilemma: do we pass grim judgment (a pox on les cheaters!), or sit back on July 7 with a cold sauvignon blanc and toast the world's most grueling, beautiful, unbelievable race?
The moral dilemma in those circumstances would be acute and grim.
Other readers, who mostly sent in their responses via e-mail, were less than impressed, calling the theme of the piece "depressing" and suggesting that if my dilemma were a common one, then the future of humankind is grim.
Looking back on the grim record of the 20th century, we can see more clearly now that Albert Camus had identified the central moral dilemmas of the age.
The immediate dilemma faced by the anglophone press is explaining how a British person "from a good area" could be tempted to participate in such grim spectacles.
