Sentence examples for the same quandary from inspiring English sources

Others are in the same quandary.

Isn't this the same quandary that vexed Bertillon and Twain?

Four years ago, my family faced the same quandary.

The same quandary confronts Pastor Clauson in Anchorage.

He himself had faced the same quandary and decided to pursue his dream.

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

Faced with that prospect, policy makers and industry executives are pondering whether that means natural gas will become another vulnerable front in American diplomacy and energy security, posing the same quandaries and threats that crude oil does now.

(What a Don Draper-ish question to pose, even if Owen said he hasn't watched "Mad Men").. Amid grisly medical procedures (Holland promises one in the final episode will make Season 1 "look like a romantic comedy") and appalling identity politics, the new season of "The Knick" raises many of the same quandaries: altruism vs. fame, ethics vs. pragmatism, self-will vs. societal prerequisites.

And it feels like West is facing that same quandary: How, after convincing the world he wasn't anything like them, can he still command the same gravitas without people treating him as if he's some creature from another planet?

If you then decide the company is asking you to do something objectionable, Adler said bring it to your boss, who likely also had the same moral quandary and will hopefully respect you more for bringing it up.

In the end we are left with the same moral quandary with which we began: a moral mess of unparalleled dimensions.