Sample Sentences forconundrum (auto-selected)
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So I lean against the counter and present the latest conundrum: (source)conundrum = difficult problem -- often with no clearly correct answer
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"It is a fascinating conundrum, in any case," Goff grunted.† (source)
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The question began to reverberate in their minds, a metaphysical conundrum.† (source)
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Before the Count could solve his conundrum, Sofia expressed a conundrum of her own.† (source)
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This fresh burst of culture shock rattles the jeek out of his ethical conundrum.† (source)
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Conundrum-a three-point vocab word.† (source)
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Nick and I are currently embroiled in what I have taken to calling (to myself) the Cuckoo Clock Conundrum.† (source)
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How little, after all, did I know about this urban world up beyond the Potomac, with its ethnic conundrums and complexities.† (source)
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The problem stems from a conundrum he's thought through a thousand times.† (source)
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I'd been torturing myself with these pointless circular conundrums all day.† (source)
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He would spend years pondering this conundrum.† (source)
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He was fascinated by riddles and codes and conundrums and labyrinths, by the origin of place names, by grammar, by slang, by jokes—although he never laughed at them—by anything that might mean something else.† (source)
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But the conundrum facing Ryan contained an element that shifted the balance in his mind.† (source)
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A sandwich and a cup of coffee, and then off to violin-land, where all is sweetness and delicacy and harmony, and there are no red-headed clients to vex us with their conundrums.† (source)
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The conundrum is that Jace and Jonathan are bound, by very ancient blood magic.† (source)
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He is fond of enigmas, of conundrums, of hieroglyphics; exhibiting in his solutions of each a degree of acumen which appears to the ordinary apprehension præternatural.† (source)
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