Sentence examples for less vexed from inspiring English sources

Britain, never having been under Nazi occupation, was less vexed.

Yet the question of what is natural is no less vexed than that of what is fair.

Perhaps you would have been less vexed buying your ticket from the airline rather than giving your companion what might feel like your cash for her miles.

When my first child was born her father, whose third child she was, proved to be a much less vexed and more creative parent than me, who didn't feel altogether jubilant about this fact: join in and all that, but please don't make me look incompetent in the process.

The Village Voice critic Drew Hinshaw thought that Aguilera is "less vexed by what he did than what he lost".

The result, says Juels, isn't likely to add security, so much as make current measures slightly less vexing.

Deir al-Zour may prove no less vexing for the government, but for different reasons.

Less vexing has been the effort to fix the way hunger is described.

Excuse me, am I blind?" The situation in Maryland is slightly different, but no less vexing for Democrats.

Holding grudges against his old enemies -- he calls them "my villains" -- is less vexing than managing the stairs to his painting-and-sculpting loft, which is reached by a remote-controlled chair.

The second issue is less ideological, but no less vexing: whether and how to eliminate the alternative minimum tax, or A.M.T., a parallel tax that was originally aimed at millionaires but is poised to engulf tens of millions of middle-class families because it is not adjusted for inflation.