Sentence examples for vexed subject from inspiring English sources

What does "Argo" have to say about that vexed subject?

Ms Franklin pooh-poohs the idea.Public transport is a vexed subject, too.

Will his party turn to him when it comes to the vexed subject of equality?

Lighting up a cigarette, Phillips launches into his thoughts on the vexed subject of human relationships.

Little in the world of conservation is simple, and this is particularly true of the vexed subject of invasion biology.

All of which makes it an indispensable example of the inquisitive, self-questioning democratic spirit that is its deep and vexed subject.

Integrating immigrants is an increasingly vexed issue.

The corporate character of the present art market is a vexing subject for many longtime art world insiders, who see it as antithetical to an old-time cottage-industry model of artistic creativity.

Amid the coverage given to a recent survey by the Association of Graduate Recruiters into the university entry-level jobs market, one interesting statistic – concerning the vexing subject of unpaid internships – remained largely overlooked.

But the competition gives me renewed hope about that vexing subject of classical music and its supposed lack of relevance to a younger audience.

Take the vexed political issue of immigration.