Sentence examples for being vexed from inspiring English sources

One thing is certain about the UK housing market: it will go on being vexed by events in the EU next year.

And yet, year in and year out, far from being vexed by the smart-alecks who judge their offerings prematurely, the networks virtually demand not to be taken seriously.

Still, the Austen logjam has many pleasing aspects — as well as aspects that will vex Austen maniacs, but, as far as I can tell from the various Web sites devoted to the author, being vexed is part of the joy of being an Austen maniac.

Sitting there being vexed about where to go with a sequel would be a great problem to have.

Being vexed at this interest in her personal life, Madonna fought back by creating the persona of a renegade, something so outrageous as to defy explanation, something found objectionable by most people.

Sargent was vexed.

My mother was vexed.

And she was vexed.

His father was vexed indeed.

But are they right to be vexed?

But the reform's success was vexed.