Sentence examples for felt vexed from inspiring English sources

Even before the coup, Alexandre Schmidt said he often felt vexed at the Bissau-Guineans.

It is hard not to feel vexed at Cherry, which promises (and charges) so much and proves such a tease.

I feel vexed by the obstacles — my job, or acquaintances on the subway — that threaten to keep me apart from the books.

The country has not yet felt the burden of AIDS, which has vexed tuberculosis treatment elsewhere, in large numbers.

Although "Scrabble" is flashy, it is has been plagued by bugs and has vexed hardcore Facebook aficionados who felt EA was trying to muscle out the independently developed "Scrabulous".

Simmons was playing vexed, but it didn't feel like a failing gig – more like a gig whose supposed failure reinforced the Aussie comic's signature air of desperate futility.

I felt let down by this uncomplicated answer: it vexed my feminist heart and confirmed my fears about men's interest in and value of women.

I felt like a heartsick Aschenbach, fresh from the barbers, vexed by the grim and dismal in the midst of hope and beauty.

Years later, when the children, now grown themselves, return home for visits, they feel a kind of nostalgia for the things that once vexed and perplexed them.

It's all the more vexing to Ms. Kramer because she felt she had a distinguished yoga pedigree.

Even more vexing was the weariness and pain he felt each evening, when he finally had a chance to rest his limbs.