Sentence examples for get vexed from inspiring English sources

WHENEVER French and Germans get vexed by each other, as they often do, they rush to claim that their "special relationship" is as sound as ever.

He will get vexed, because the first time he say 'get up' and we as women would be trembling to get up, but now he says 'get up' and you say 'OK, I'll do it later', indeed he will get angry … But he won't beat me because now I know my rights when he beat me, I will take him to the police.

When you constantly take over conversations and talk about yourself all of the time instead of giving other people a chance to talk, others will quickly get vexed with you.

He said that Errol, who was in the sixth grade at the Hartford Transitional Learning Academy, never "cussed, never got vexed".

He's getting vexed, but not in the cumulative way that rock singers tend to, working up to a boiling point.

So we get to see Phoenix trying to set up deals for recording and live performance, and being embarrassingly awful on stage, and of course he gets vexed and whiney with various assistants and hangers-on who are identified only by their first names.

Make it "questions that have vexed him".

But they can't do it very easily which is why they're getting so vexed about it".

It always got me vexed that I couldn't sit down with these supposedly sane parole board people, and shake the shit out of them Sam-Kinison style like "What the FUCK is Wrong With YOU?!!" But, no, they just disappear into the world like nameless hitmen.

Scientists are not comfortable discussing such things at the best of times; in adversarial contexts it gets yet more vexed.Some organisations are trying to encourage more replication.

In a line indicative of the straightforward emotion Mr. Abreu brings to his recordings, he sings, "I bet these lyrics have got the police really vexed, but to be damned by the devil is to be truly blessed".