Sentence examples for somewhat vexed from inspiring English sources

Of course, not all results this season have been deserved, which brings us on to the somewhat vexed issue of Expected Goals.

Whether that adds up to a playoff spot or not is a somewhat vexed question — their defense has looked a little shaky of late.

The celebrated author, poet and playwright (18 plays, three novels, four film screenplays) was somewhat vexed that during his lifetime the brightness of his  varied oeuvre became eclipsed by the two children's books he wrote for his son, Christopher Robin.

It is a somewhat vexed interpretive question whether we should also ascribe to Nietzsche a particular view about the semantics of moral judgment, a topic about which no philosopher prior to the 20th century had a worked out view (see again Hussain 2013).

Emotions have had a somewhat vexed history in the field of systemic psychotherapy.

"I'm terribly sorry," said Sir Norman, looking somewhat vexed that his perfectly constructed world wasn't functioning properly.

While Spinoza clearly indicates that aristocracies are, on the whole and in most cases, superior to monarchies, a more interesting and somewhat more vexed question is how aristocracies compare with democracies.

Yet another vexed offseason.

Has this vexed them?

It was a vexed issue.

It's a vexed issue.