Sentence examples for seeming dilemma from inspiring English sources

We acknowledge the seeming dilemma inherited in the study; phenomenological studies are by definition data-driven whereby one should refrain from projecting own theories.

The obvious answer to this seeming dilemma is to loosen the reins now, but prepare to tighten them once the economy has fully recovered.

The creative is able to live on the cusp of this paradox and use that seeming dilemma as a stimulus for innovation and creativity.

As Shakespeare's art developed, his concern for the plight or predicament or dilemma seems to have grown.

Befitting a politician who was forced to make difficult choices, Mr. Byrne's current dilemma seems to have no easy answers.

The dilemma seems to have afflicted the real Baldwin, who, while creating his fiction, wrestled with the call to serve the demands of his time and sort out his identity as a gay man, a black man and an American.

It is in her groans over another up-and-down affair with a woman, in a mother's pride in her son's precocity, and in her continued, bitter reflections on marriage: "The thought of going back to my old life — it hardly even seems like a dilemma anymore.

But now the dilemma seems to be: what career…and in which country?

Irene Bloemraad agrees with Kymlicka that the empirical assumptions underlying the dilemma seem to be weak or untested.

In the current European context this dilemma seems to be dramatically amplified by pitting advocates of welfare state closure against those of solidarity with refugees.

Second, if one holds an attitude toward a particular theory, Hempel's dilemma seems to arise again though in a slightly different form.