This trumps my vexing thoughts, somehow, for she speaks out of a deep truth, almost as if I were hearing the Dalai Lama, or his soulmate Thomas Merton.
Reviewing the volume for The Times, David Rieff concluded that, "of the myriad books that have appeared about Bosnia, few have told the truth more bravely than Sacco's". But as Sacco sat in a West Hollywood cafe one recent morning, he was vexed by thoughts of the Haitian earthquake and how the rest of the world will handle its humanitarian aftershocks.
"Not even myself, and that is a vexing and worrying thought".
Richard S. Ewell, vexed by the thought, had dozens of ammunition wagons moved to White Oak Swamp so they would be safe in the event of a quick withdrawal.
"If I were to choose one model that would inherit the earth, it would be the SUV," says Mr Lutz, struggling to hide his glee at the thought of vexing all those anguished, SUV-bashing liberals who agitate against these gas-guzzlers.Some cars still sell only locally.
One reads Kant or Descartes not merely for their ideas but for the play of great minds engaged in deep thought on torturously vexing questions.
While I am not an immunologist, I do deal with autoimmune conditions in my patients enough to have devoted considerable thought to the vexing problem they pose.
She drew in her lips and bit down on them, vexed, her face compressed in thought.
Fifty years of experimentation and debate have brought researchers no closer to a consensus on the issue, perhaps because it crams a vexing scientific question-What is a thought?
"As I ride along thinking about Nothing A thought appears in my mind The solution to an HR issue That's been vexing me For too much time".
