Dilemmas [noun]

He had expected complications, and had prepared numberless phrases in his mind to meet imaginary dilemmas.

Indeed, too sadly so, and I dare apply but a flash of the microscope to the rageing dilemmas of this animalcule.

Notice that the fanatic or crowd-man always strives to universalize his own moral dilemmas.

It is almost impossible to keep the consideration of any subject of general interest above the dilemmas of partisan crowds.

Any real solution lies wholly outside present crowd-dilemmas.

Each intervention leads only to new dilemmas, among which we must again choose and intervene.

An unusual inducement and opportunity are thus provided for every crowd to force its own crowd-dilemmas upon all.

Government always represents the moral dilemmas of the worst people, not the best.

But imaginative criminals, he knew, were rare, and dilemmas such as these proved infrequent.

Between these two dilemmas a single compromise suggested itself.