Sentence examples for found it vexing from inspiring English sources
All who knew Kath found it vexing that she never seemed to work, that her conversation was inconsequential and effusive, that she was self-effacing, flighty, ebullient, that she required little and left almost nothing, just a photograph and a slip of paper.
I found it vexing that readers were unable to comment online and urge you to continue to allow Ms. Cohen to explore this subject in much more detail.
Uber's pricing scheme is more complicated and harder to grasp intuitively, so that even though Uber is transparent about surge pricing, some people inevitably find it vexing.
MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski finds it "vexing" that Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson claims China is involved in the Syrian civil war.
The ethics of pricing based on an individual's personal data are vexed: some consumers will find it manipulative and insist on its regulation; others may feel it's fair – socially beneficial, even – to charge wealthy customers more for a product or service.
"I find it somewhat ironic," he said, as he sat in his office recently, apparently vexed at the notion that he had more or less deserted the Senate to travel the country as a presidential candidate.
As a lifelong jock, I was used to pushing my body; it was the "softer" disciplines in the daily grind that I found most vexing.
The Los Angeles Times found the show "vexing" for being "at once assured and shallow, accomplished and unconvincing, well-acted and empty".
To the Editor: Upon reading this column, I again found myself vexed by the widespread acceptance and use of the term "sexual assault".
And yet many drivers find bicyclists vexing at best and infuriating at worst.
