Sentence examples for so vexing from inspiring English sources

That's part of why this problem is so vexing.

In fact, his aversion proved so vexing to his mentor, Laurence Olivier, that one day, after a performance of the Peter Shaffer play "Black Comedy," Olivier took his protege aside and offered a fatherly reprimand.

They also seek to close loopholes worth billions to various industries, while confronting the same tug of war between long-term environmental goals and short-term costs that proved so vexing the first time around.

Simply negotiating the transfer of sovereignty back to Iraqis has proved so vexing that an Administration that jealously guarded the occupation against any international control has turned to the battered and despised United Nations for help in dealing with Iraq's unleashed political forces.

The strike proved so vexing that the studio did not give approval for shooting to occur until the night before it was to begin.

So why do experts find oral cancer so vexing?

When you're truly vexed, so vexed that it makes you incoherent and frustrated, there's nothing worse than being laughed at.

Emphasizing the role of love and commitment in matrimony might restore its appeal for a generation whose experience of marriage has been so vexed.

Amiri Baraka was so vexed by the appointment that he gave the Mayor a book titled "How to Recover from the Addiction to White Supremacy".

In 2009 the Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud had become so vexed with his resistance that he invited him to a remote hillside, late one night.

So vexed, eventually, that in the 1980s she turned her formidable analytical and literary skills to matters of (to Willis at least) greater weight: feminism, global politics, freedom.