Sentence examples for I'm vexed from inspiring English sources

J. C. Leyland: I'm vexed to find local ben/t on getting my wine bar licence refused.

"I'm vexed to hear some trend described as 'growing exponentially' when the writer means it is growing rapidly," writes Maurice Fox of Arlington, Va.

"I'm annoyed, I'm distraught, I'm vexed with how the police handled the situation," said Mr Patterson, a security guard, outside the home of Ms. Moore's aunt, Marjorie Mann.

Writing on the likely racial motivation for his ill-treatment, he said: "In the face of my efforts to overcome race, I am vexed to wonder whether, given the evidence, had my name been John Smith, I would have been extended the benefits of Paragraphs 19 and 19A [which allow for someone to be away for more than two years if their ties with Britain merit it].

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She wrote to one friend who had criticized it: I am vexed and surprised at your not thinking the situation of Maria sufficiently important, and can only account for this want of – shall I say it?

And it's vexed because it's problematic.

Instead of improving our lives, it's vexing them.