Sentence examples for rather vexing from inspiring English sources
To stratigraphers, then, a key, but also rather vexing, question is what could serve instead of the traditional golden spike.
The rejection of cognitive dualism raises a rather vexing problem for Maimon: if the content of cognition is not to be found in the affection of the merely passive faculty of sensibility, where does the content come from?
That captain Alastair Cook instead spent a large part of his post-match news conference defending his choice of tactics, moments after coach Andy Flower had been prickly in the extreme when gently probed on the same topic by BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew, is the sort of thing that can make those on the inside rather vexed by the attitude of those on the outside.
And right now it's exuding such a summer holiday mood that the issue of what constitutes "the Cotswolds" seems ticklish rather than vexed.
Governments and private institutions will often relax security rather than vex their consumers.
Instead of improving our lives, it's vexing them.
Picturesque, yes, but vexing.
Communications can be vexing.
The liquidators face vexing challenges.
Parking has also proved vexing.
