Sentence examples for vexing thing from inspiring English sources

"This is a vexing thing for us," said a spokesman, Harold Holzer.

"The vexing thing is that it would be so easy to solve".

Perhaps the most vexing thing about the device is that, for all its flaws, it's not pure hokum: a racing pulse and an increased heart rate can indicate guilt.

The most vexing thing about "Sex, Drugs & Video Games," the new album from Mr. Banner, offered as a free download at davidbanner.com since May, is that even when freed from the need to sell albums, he's still making major-label choices.

The vexing thing about NCIS is that if you don't actually watch it, there's not a clear way to figure out what the hell's going on in the damn thing.

Are there any foreseeable circumstances under which he would not want to live?" Aside from the bleak fact that it is almost always incurable and fatal, the truly vexing thing about dementia is that it is very difficult to predict how and when things will worsen.

And back then, Bob Woodward had other, less vexing, things on his mind.

And yet, one of the vexing things for those of us interested in promoting greater understanding and cooperation among people is the discovery that even bringing together persons of good will, men and women of principle and purpose, can be difficult.

There is the vexing matter of airline ticket prices.

That's the thing that's most vexing about it the stuff that really matters is not in the military domain, and there's probably little we can do about this dispersion of knowledge.

The other hard-learned lesson, early on, was that these things are invariably more complicated and vexing than you first assume.