Meanings of same quandary in English

If we cannot cross over to France to-night, Chauvelin is in the same quandary.

The same quandary is being played out across the United States, and the world.

A chum of his, Charles Wykeham, is in the same quandary, loving Miss Spettigue.

So, I suspect many parliamentarians may have faced the same quandary that I do: how to elect the Lords but prevent stasis?

But Ko-tan was evidently in the same quandary as they-thevery attitude of his body indicated it-itwas one of indecision and of doubt.

Will that word still exist? It's the same quandary experienced by Winston Smith in Nineteen Eighty-Four, she says, when he begins writing his journal.

Forty years ago, Oscar voters were grappling with many of the same quandaries facing the Academy today.