Sentence examples for vexatious matter from inspiring English sources

When they were not living together they corresponded frequently, and Austen often tried out different voices—"gossipy, jokey, affectionate"—to make her laugh.During this time the movements of family followed the flows of inheritance; a vexatious matter that drives Austen's narratives.

"It doesn't have the capacity to deal with trivial or vexatious matters," he says.

Broadly speaking, Davis entrusted to him the minor, vexatious matters of detail and the counselling of p7 commanders in charge of the smaller armies.

In terms of India's regional status and future prospects as a "great power", China matters most; but the vexatious relationship with Pakistan still dominates military thinking.A recent attempt to thaw relations between the two countries is having some success.

Seventy-four per cent of respondents felt that it mattered quite a lot or a great deal if a complaint, found to be vexatious, from a clinical or managerial colleague, could be investigated and possible disciplinary measures taken.

| Vexatious Duties on Foreign Imports.

Are these cases really "spurious" or "vexatious"?

The afterlife of Emily Dickinson was especially vexatious.

"Manifestly abusive, frivolous or vexatious" initiatives are excluded.

Maybe cracked piers aren't so vexatious after all.

Publishers certainly find this gloomy forecast vexatious, if not unsophisticated.