Sentence examples for nice dilemma from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be a nice dilemma," said Wednesday's manager Danny Wilson, who was "delighted" for Humphreys.

Equally reassuring as far as his defenders were concerned, Stockdale showed a nice judgement in coming for crosses and commanded his penalty area throughout, all of which gives Hughes a nice dilemma when Manchester United visit the Cottage next Sunday.

He has put his hand up for another chance with this display, which not only creates a nice dilemma for Hodgson but will also have delighted his new Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.

The sextet "A Nice Dilemma" in Trial by Jury parodies "D'un pensiero" in Bellini's La sonnambula.

Perplexed, everyone in court ponders the "nice dilemma" in a parody of Italian opera ensembles.

"A nice dilemma" uses the dominant rhythm and key of "D'un pensiero" and divides up some of the choral lines between the basses and higher voices to create an oom-pa-pa effect common in Italian opera choruses.

If you identify with the "nice guy" dilemma, you're probably a kind person who loves to help people, and that's wonderful.

They emphasized the role of NICE when facing dilemmas for competing clinical or cost-effectiveness of cancer drugs, which supports our findings.

When it was my turn (there was a line, but not like DMV, where you stand in line long enough to have to pee, but you can't or you'll lose your place), I explained to the nice lady my extreme dilemma.

In another essay in "Self-Taught Art," the critic Arthur Danto points to this quality when he jestingly proposes to solve the naming dilemma with "a nice Heideggerian compound such as Ausderkunstweltkunstleren artists not of the art world".

It is nice to have such simple dilemma of choice on occasion.