Sentence examples for vexed discussion from inspiring English sources

Singer's work provoked much vexed discussion of the question of whether the traditional treatment of animals is justified by any "morally relevant" differences between animals and humans.

"In the vexed discussion about extremism and radicalization," the journalist Mehdi Hasan wrote in Britain's weekly New Statesman magazine, "foreign policy is the issue that dare not speak its name".

Suffice it to say that the role that appeals to reasonableness (and reciprocity) play in these discussions is vexed.

It's likely that we're witnessing something of the sort right now, in a discussion that has vexed academic science for decades: Why do women constitute a minority of faculty members, especially in math-intensive fields?

Sargent was vexed.

This vexed me.

Economists are more vexed.

My mother was vexed.

I'm terribly vexed".

And she was vexed.

Dr. Kass was seriously vexed.