Sentence examples for Slightly pissed from inspiring English sources

Josie and JP's episode-one encounter would have been more believable if they'd seemed even slightly pissed.

'Well, Charlotte Brontë was probably called a nihilist and an anarchist,' he replies, sounding slightly pissed off that I have used the two words often thrown at him by reviewers who find his books adolescent and misanthropic.

When I see Jesse Jane she looks gorgeous yet slightly pissed off.

Arlen Specter (remember when Presidents got BJs?) is slightly pissed off at the NFL's handling of SPYGATE.

Me: (slightly pissed off) I own 40 apple machines, I'm a business customer, and I'm pretty sure credit isn't a problem.

Being funny is something you either have or are slightly pissed that you don't have...As my voice started to weaken I lost the ability change my intonation, diction and imitation.

It seemed that the town had now been reduced to slightly pissed man-children strolling over to parties we weren't invited to, with their depressingly attractive girlfriends in tow.

"When we were younger and slightly more vulnerable, someone pissed us off, trying to make us sound less live, reduce the power of the bass and make us sound American," recalls Love.