Sentence examples for vexing on from inspiring English sources

It's been that kind of week for Lee Mack, who went on Desert Island Discs and did a bit more vexing on the vexed issue of women in standup.

The issue of how search consultants handle account reviews and compensation audits has been one of the most vexing on Madison Avenue as more marketers hire consultants to help them find agency partners.

No country is more vexing on human rights than China, whose economic transformation has made it an essential partner of the United States but which remains profoundly repressive.

McIlroy's on-course problem has been a straightforward if vexing one.

Mr. Romney faces similarly vexing demands on his time.

A whole field of bands gravitated toward intense polyphony, liturgical melodies and the clank: drummers playing roughed-up rhythm, rushing time and forestalling your pleasure, vexing you on purpose.

If many listeners were bemused or took his point, Mr. Biden managed to vex commentators on the political left and right.

The question of who should lead the fallen banks that now have governments as their largest shareholder has vexed regulators on both sides of the Atlantic.

Talk about Bungie games for any length of time and someone will bring up the skyboxes – the vast, gorgeous scenery that sits on the edge of the game world, showing the rings of Halo curving up to infinity, or the towering spires of the Vex infestation on Venus rising out of the earth.

Again, matters are exacerbated by a growing propensity of non-Muslims to vex unfavorably on Islamic culture.

But the two sides remain far apart on vexing issues like pension cuts and VAT increases, even though they have moved closer on privatisations and this year's fiscal targets.