Sentence examples for vexed that from inspiring English sources
She ran for president in 2012, but memories of Chen's spectacular fall vexed that first campaign.
When you're truly vexed, so vexed that it makes you incoherent and frustrated, there's nothing worse than being laughed at.
He takes several wrong turns, vexed that he is getting lost in front of his son.
He was especially vexed that the Obama administration was beginning an investigation.
He brings in two frozen cans of Murree beer and is vexed that I won't join him.
"I'm terribly sorry," said Sir Norman, looking somewhat vexed that his perfectly constructed world wasn't functioning properly.
While there is a danger of an "anyone but Duchâtelet" atmosphere taking over and the fans backing any alternative, it is vexing that they will not even entertain Varney's overtures.
MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski finds it "vexing" that Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson claims China is involved in the Syrian civil war.
The strike proved so vexing that the studio did not give approval for shooting to occur until the night before it was to begin.
One of the political issues that vexed the convention delegates was that of the capital of the new union.
But then Mr. Murphy said something that vexed Dr. Hogan.
