Sentence examples for this very dilemma from inspiring English sources

Playing the title character — a young aristocrat who has an affair with her chauffeur, in the nineteen-forties — Miss Miller faced this very dilemma.

Yet, Doug Hughes wanted to address this very dilemma: That because elected officials focus all of their efforts on raising vast amounts of money for re-election, and because corporations have come to write their own legislation, our country needs new campaign laws and a constitutional amendment to reclaim our democratic process from the highest bidder.

'My TV series is really about that very dilemma.

But, in answer to your question, I struggled with that very dilemma often.

After two decades of making films which were often about artists who found themselves creatively impotent, he suddenly found himself in that very dilemma.

That is absolutely true, and Mike wrote a great post recently about that very dilemma Twitter could well face shortly.

Yet the answer to this very real dilemma lies in more local action, not less.

Still, in their own homes, many Tibetan parents are wrestling with those very dilemmas that had worried their leaders.

And while sadness is useful, clinical depression signals a failure to adapt to stress or loss, because it impairs a person's ability to solve the very dilemmas that triggered it.

And now the west has a very real dilemma.

The Gold Coast Bulletins Ryan Ellem commented that the Simpson family's dilemma with the cost of the veterinary procedure is a "very real" dilemma that many families "who normally don't budget for a pooch's bung knee" face.