Sentence examples for In vexing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg's implication that the program's critics are more interested in vexing City Hall than in keeping the streets clear of murderers was especially reprehensible.

Let's take a look at where the guru strategies find real value in the Dow dogs and where they view value as a mirage in vexing value traps.

Are you pained in body, vexed in mind, or simply a bit tense around the shoulder blades?

One by one, some of our worst catastrophes are materializing in book form, vexing specters in a city cursed and blessed with a short memory.

The music of Odd Future — especially that of the long-missing-in-action member Earl Sweatshirt, but also of Tyler — is vexing in the way of early Eminem albums: gross and offensive and entrancing and often brilliant.

The effect is vexing in direct proportion to the quality of the afflicted paintings.

And while a croque-monsieur is inherently uncomplicated, it's like mashed potatoes, grilled steak and chocolate chip cookies: simple in principle, but vexing to master.

For geneticists working with modern native populations, these results may be vexing in their suggested degree of complexity of population history.

The persistent conversation of work-life balance in itself is vexing.

I also did not see any methods for dealing with sequencing errors, which are vexing in this context.

One in four Brazilians depends on government handouts to survive.All that has got to change.ROBERTO MOTTA President of the local NOVO party in Rio de JaneiroThe vexed generationYour critique of pension entitlements in Britain ("The granny state", February 28th) overlooked the inconvenient fact that British state pensions are among the worst in the developed world, according to the OECD.