Sentence examples for how vexed from inspiring English sources

Most Republicans cast their votes as a matter of conscience, and some Republicans who fashion themselves "constitutional conservatives," such as Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska, tied themselves in knots explaining how vexed they were to side with the president.

Still, in a case study of how vexed the issue can be, France recently backed down from a plan to raise diesel prices after violent demonstrations by yellow-vested protesters.

The LCA's sister negotiations, the Kyoto protocol (KP) track, show how much more vexed things get when commitments actually look as if they might cost money.

Once they have these powers, shareholders should make use of them.That leaves the vexed question of how, and how much, to pay top bosses.

HOW have second terms vexed presidents in the past?

Beyond that, the book raises a vexed question: how do ambitious women balance work, marriage and motherhood?

For me, starting a search for style as an older man, it holds the answer to the vexed question, how should I dress once I've reached 40? I'd love to hear your answers to this question.

The vexed issue is how long ago they parted ways, and why.

Maggie Koerth-Baker tackles the vexed question of how exactly IUDs prevent pregnancy.

And then there is the vexed question of how you pronounce the oligarch's name.

But note how integrated figuring also raises vexed questions, such as pluralism and the horrors of Murdoch hegemony.