Sentence examples for great vexation from inspiring English sources

Shortly after taking office, the mayor went to Baltimore for the day, which his press aides did reveal, and was then trailed by a reporter for The Post, something he reacted to with great vexation.

Tennis, it turns out, is a game of enormous pleasure, but even greater vexation, especially if you wait until you're 47 to get started.

Word has spread so far that citizen archivists are now coming forward with documents we have been unable to find, including this long-sought-after memo about "Crystal Ball," the three-disc collection of unreleased material that was a great source of vexation for Prince fans in 1998.

Face up to Cairo: its glories are marginally greater than its vexations.

When this was discovered their vexation and mortification was great, for they had, so to say, been beaten by a handful of men.

Whitehall's bête noir is Mrs. Todhunter and, believing that she has made a great discovery, she suggests that Bronson and his band play for a society charity concert, much to Mrs. Todhunter's vexation.

Marsh's vexation is understandable.

He would admit vexation at the result.

V the vexation on tasting the tea.

Apple's vexation showed at the conference.

But the vexation of missed opportunities remains.