Sentence examples for continue to vex from inspiring English sources

Holmes believes that some of the questions the ancients struggled with continue to vex modern thinkers.

But his solution to the issues that continue to vex Wagner's opera is to airbrush them from the picture.

While the settlement closes a legal case for the league, brain trauma among current and former players may continue to vex a sport that embraces violent collisions.

At the same time, digital piracy in the West and censorship in China continue to vex policy makers, prompting calls for greater coordination of Internet strategies.

Both tuneful and bracing, a kind of amalgam of Bizet's "Carmen" and Berg's "Wozzeck," "Porgy and Bess" is at the center of issues that continue to vex us: race, for one thing, and the confusion of genres.

But 58 years after the release of "On the Waterfront," no-show jobs held by relatives of mobsters and other well-connected people continue to vex government officials trying to make the ports more efficient and more competitive.

Moviemaking continues to vex Disney.

Yet the old questions continued to vex her.

And yet, one shot continues to vex and perplex him.

Star Carr is arguably the richest, most studied and re-interpreted Mesolithic site in Europe but the lack of fish remains has continued to vex scholars.

Even now the question of why anyone would think he might agree to such a deal continues to vex him.