Sentence examples for quandary at from inspiring English sources

And this has brought a quandary at some of the temples.

The Nets' quandary at shooting guard may soon escalate from bad to horrible.

"It's always a bit of quandary at party season – what do you play?" asks Tim Wheeler of Ash who, with girlfriend Emmy the Great, has made This is Christmas.

Still, having revitalized the Boston Symphony after Seiji Ozawa's nearly 30-year tenure and having challenged Boston players and audiences with formidable contemporary works and numerous premieres, Mr. Levine seems to be in an artistic quandary at the orchestra.

O'Connor's tireless revisionism sprang from the mania and the quandary at the heart of writing: how to find the balance between life's shapelessness and artistic form, between naturalness and control.

South Korea's coach, Huh Jung-moo, has a quandary at right back - he has wavered between Cha Du-ri, a converted forward whose laxity gave Nigeria a soft goal earlier this week, and Oh Beom-seok, owner of the dubious nickname King of Fouls.

The Free-Agency Factor Players who are headed for unrestricted free agency can present interesting quandaries at the trade deadline.

Even if you don't currently face ethical quandaries at work, Adler encourages everybody to think out what happens when you do.

"I'm at a slight quandary as to why that may not have satisfied the technical criteria, which is why I'm awaiting the details with interest".

She approached this quandary as she had done with philosophy at school.

For Mr. Gore, the quandary comes at a most inopportune time.