How to pronounce “vex” in English

vexed question and um it's a lot of what I'm meditating on in the book um you

These are vexing problems.

questions that vexed Iraq before the surge were still out there hanging fire

are particularly vexing with experiments that involved human subjects so during clinical trials for drugs, for instance, the Hawthorne Effect is this thing that researchers try

With great knowledge comes great vexation.

And so with great knowledge comes great vexation.

And that problem is really vexing.

helps understand one of the most vexing results in this irrationality literature, which is inconsistent time preferences.

And so after a pretty vexing conversation in which I made a couple of classmates cry, I said that policy can't be that hard.

may be in fact the most vexing and least addressed, which is how we attach them to people's bodies.

Cowhines Vex's company is one of the world's leading tungsten processors.

And if your program had nothing to do with Vex, when the cutbacks came, they were just canned.

Now, I think vex and vanilla.

And that's something that is a very vexing thing for a lot of gastroenterologists.

But outside of logic puzzles pinning down this distinction proves horrendously vexing to the point that both Western philosophers like Sextus Empiricus

But what is the answer then to this vexed debate over the correct meaning of fulsome?

So the older I got, the more vexed I got by my race.

So it was a daunting, vexing social dilemma at the time, and it remains so.

And so this idea of being untethered from the workplace is really vexing for a lot of managers.

But that question of what to do for a colleague is particular vexing because we have certain boundaries around professional, private, public,

And so there's this question, which vexed an entire generation of mathematicians, of, OK.

do believe that the only way that we are going to solve these extremely vexing problems to society is by throwing nearly everything that we have at it

over the network and when it doesn't we get understandably very vexed and we call up the council and we demand to know why we can't register our marriage over the Internet like

It's like, all right, so vex.

complicated issues. I'm sure a little frustrated and vexed here. I'm sorry. I didn't interrupt you, Kmele. No, it's fine. But we've got the tic-tockification of everything. I've read

And it really spoke to the fact that people were willing to consider science to address one of the most vexing problems at work.

And so the thought was to really find a space where I could theorize about things that vexed me as a person-- why was that, at Columbia, I

They tell us about the social, political and economic worries that vexed Americans as they commiserated over a lost job with friends or headed off to the mines for work, or spent

And Alpha was originally called EV, because their programs kept getting canned because Vex

You've also emceed some amazing events showcasing student scientists from the White House Science Fair to the VEX World Championships in Disney World.

And so inspired by the book, he went and untangled this ball of yarn that had been vexing Amy.

So on all, I think today many people are exercised about exercise, where they're vexed, and worried, and anxious, and harassed.

which is what he called the telescope-- "is observed so well that, of all the disciplines that for so many generations have vexed philosophers,

But oftentimes, those things, those very things that are so vexing in the moment, can actually inspire greater creativity, can get you

And then here, in this country, one of the things that has particularly vexed me is the problem of teen pregnancy-- that 30% of American teenage girls

I wanted to take his mind, in the short time that I had with him, and stretch it to apply it to these vexing questions of our age.

Chris McDougall: Yeah. What's kind of cool about this Running Man Theory is that -- it was both cool and vexing at the same time -- when these anthropologists at Utah and