conundrums造句

I see conundrums, dilemmas, quandaries, impasses gnarly thickets of fateful possibility with no obvious way out.

More innovative approaches are required to tackle social conundrums and to clear paths for progress.

These are not just theoretical conundrums; they play themselves out on the gritty streets of Labour's heartlands.

But here are a few conundrums: How can newspapers afford high-brow journalism when advertisers shift more and more spending to digital media?

Qin Keqing is a very special character in a Dream of Red Mansions. There left a multitude of conundrums on the part of this character depicted by Cao Xueqin.

Ms Showalter does not attempt to unravel the intractable moral and legal conundrums raised by this unsettling parable, but she USES it as a metaphor to ask questions about literary judgment.

Besides, adding a series of keyword fields leads you into one of the most fundamental and universal conundrums of data processing: If you give users 10 fields, someone is bound to want 11.