Sentence examples for the same conundrum from inspiring English sources

— Johanna Read, Ottawa Many readers share the same conundrum.

Modern dance often faces the same conundrum — works are forgotten, particularly after a choreographer dies.

Today, YouTube clips of music videos and songs present the same conundrum for labels and songwriters.

Both campaigns face the same conundrum: their candidate governed in periods following economic slowdowns that weigh down the statistics that might otherwise look rosier.

So we will get to the end of the trial and say, 'Well, here we are, and we have the same conundrum.

"Every business person I talk to in the world — including the big moguls of industry — has the same conundrum," the architect Frank Gehry said.

Morales admitted that he himself is not entirely free from the same conundrums that face other leaders.

The very same conundrum has been frustrating Mars scientists since 1977.

It is the same moral conundrum in the end.

In this sense museums are grappling with the same technological conundrum as other cultural institutions, like universities, publishers and newspapers: how to reconcile institutional principles of order with the liberating impulses of electronic networks.

In his introduction to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Saunders writes that Twain's novel "locates itself squarely on our National Dilemma, which is: How can anyone be truly free in a country as violent and stupid as ours?" Saunders returns to the same moral conundrum again and again.