Sentence examples for quandary from from inspiring English sources

As she had hoped, M. heard from people who could see the quandary from her friend's point of view.

A quandary from my friend J.: When, he asks, should you introduce your children to "Star Wars"?

A quandary, from a parent: does one, and should one, check for access to the Internet when you drop a child off at a friend's house?

A company started by talented computer scientists and engineers, Google carefully applied its scientific, heavily quantitative methods to every single business decision and quandary, from book digitization to freedom of expression.

Mapei's songs include titles such as Date Rape and her aforementioned collaboration with Basutbudet contains the charming quandary from him: "I already know your name and where you live/ What I want to know now is what you can handle in centimetres".

Such a quandary from the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons may seem like a meaningless trifle, but it holds within it the answer to a scientific question.

This week on the VICE UK podcast, our team of VICE contributors discuss modern moral quandaries, from cancelling plans at the last minute to wanking over Facebook photos, as we vote on what is and isn't OK any more.

No North American Catholic author wrote about death and dying in the context of poverty, which gives rise to the most difficult ethical quandaries from the Rio Grande to Antarctica [ 23].

Here are two views of the same quandary, drawn from opposing ends of the twentieth century.

This week's quandary came from a message J. sent via Facebook: How, she asked, can we keep the children in our great, family-friendly neighborhood from hanging out with us in our yard — all the time?

But while the fiscal problems of New Jersey and other states have been brought on largely by the recession and the Sept. 11 terror attacks, most of Nassau's quandary stems from its own longstanding mismanagement.