But that puts them all in a real quandary.

"But I've never been politically active before and don't think I could work for anyone else, and that's a real quandary."

As Monte hesitated, feeling himself in a real quandary, he heard sounds from the blasted room.

"It's a real quandary how to play this," another diplomat said.

This placed Father Baldwin in a real quandary.

He concluded, "I think people are in a real quandary."

When Velma left, she was in a real quandary, which pleased Cranston as he watched her cab drive away.

(47) Naturalist theologians and philosophers were, however, faced by real quandaries.

We put the facility into a real quandary because there was nothing in its programming about unknown life forms.

Still there is a real quandary as to what should be done for women whose symptoms can't be attributed to other causes.