Sentence examples for in conundrum from inspiring English sources

"Oxford made me," Jan wrote in Conundrum, recalling lessons attended in a "fluttering" white gown.

I had recognized in "Conundrum" many of the ideas my brother had picked up, like her descriptions of the effects of female hormones: how masculinity was like a carapace that he shed, becoming more responsive to the world, more compassionate.

Bradley Thomas, a producer who is the third partner in Conundrum and something of a den mother to the childlike brothers, says the arguments get heated but burn out fast.

I'll continue to look deeper in this conundrum in my next blog.

The power of the essay lies in this conundrum, in the tension between the practical and the spiritual.

Young Journeyman Jack found an enigma wrapped in a conundrum-in-a-straitjacket.

Two elements in the model stayed in the conundrum of theory.

At the tail end of one weekend in Philly, I was in a conundrum.

The costs of care vary wildly depending on where you live — by three hundred per cent or more, as I reported in "The Cost Conundrum," in 2009.

The costs of care vary wildly depending on where you live by three hundred per cent or more, as I reported in "The Cost Conundrum," in 2009.

Goldman Sachs said the U.S. toy industry is in a "competitive conundrum" in that it is "outflanked on price by discount operators and unable to defend market share profitably".