Sentence examples for interesting dilemma from inspiring English sources

"It's an interesting dilemma," Mr. Jeffers said.

It's an interesting dilemma for the ardent male fan.

The government, in particular, faces a rather interesting dilemma.

"With Akismet there was an interesting dilemma," Mullenweg says.

In his typically understated way, the new boss refers to this as "an interesting dilemma".

This latter point raises an interesting dilemma for ranking organisations, including The Economist.

That would leave Campora and the Prince with another interesting dilemma.

However, the older cello teaching methods currently being used in many schools raise an interesting dilemma in contemporary cello education.

The interesting dilemma for Mr Putin is whether to stay as prime minister or become president again, replacing Dmitry Medvedev.

In an interview at the Atlantic, philosopher and bioethicist Jonathan D. Moreno describes being "caught in an interesting dilemma".

But it's an interesting dilemma-what's the line between celebrating and appropriating?