Sentence examples for being vexed by the from inspiring English sources
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.
The local government has long been vexed by the problem.
For three years now, they say, they have been vexed by the buzzing and the biting.
Ingrid Ernst, a theater director, said she was vexed by the new arithmetic of tipping.
Mr. Bloomberg, visibly excited by the plan, was vexed by the suggestion that the details were still pretty vague.
She was vexed by the weakness of the government, in which some posts were occupied by former Seleka officials.
A Financial Culture Clash It is no surprise that outsiders are vexed by the "Let's do lunch" crowd.
He is vexed by the discrepancy between the streamlined facade of Italian railways and the bathetic complications lurking beneath.
The club's new initiate is vexed by the question of whether the actual killer may be displeased by their exploits and turn them into victims.
Every year Mr Panteliadis is vexed by the legal requirement for companies to publish their balance-sheets in two national newspapers and a regional one.
