Sentence examples for hugely exercised from inspiring English sources

But now the Shia militants who control southern Lebanon are hugely exercised about the issue.

These same people own a lot of stock options they haven't exercised, which added hugely to their wealth in the booming stock market.

Nor can anyone seriously argue that all these hugely expensive exercises are aimed at securing more economic aid.

It's a challenging and dense listen, and there are certainly moments of self-indulgence – the closing Mortal Man ends with seven minutes of Lamar interpolating his own questions into a 21-year-old interview with Tupac Shakur, a hugely earnest exercise you struggle to imagine listening to twice – but they're hugely offset by stuff that's really gripping.

The murder trial of a silent defendant, especially one who has spent a lifetime lying to everyone about almost everything, can't help but strike a child as what it is: a hugely laborious exercise in trying to read a mind.

It would require a hugely mapped exercise for expert tree surgeons to dissect a 21-meter tree into sections that could later be reconstructed.

The TV series Lost may be the most extreme example: that was a hugely baroque exercise in casting the viewer as Tantalus, for whom a coherent and comprehensive explanation always eluded one's grasp.

They are all style.Yet these questions exercise people hugely.

I think in terms of evidence then repetition, repetition, repetition, exercise, exercise, exercise is hugely important… which is what we, as staff can't give them.

This hugely time-consuming exercise takes place every five or six years with the intention of "providing accountability for public investment in research".

Worse still, the subsequent reporting and invoicing process has become a hugely complicated accounting exercise in which all the quarterly invoices from the different licensors often add up to more than 100% of the service's total sales for the period.