Sentence examples for feel livid from inspiring English sources

Everything makes me feel livid".

It did indeed make me feel livid with the despicable decisions that human beings make; it did make me feel miserable as to the deplorable living conditions that continue to prevail across the globe; it did make me feel guilt, hatred, and frustration.

And you ask me "How does that make me feel?" I'm livid and upset.

Some Iranian leaders feel cheated; some are livid.

In an open letter published on A Plus, a website co-founded by her husband, Ashton Kutcher, Kunis said she was "livid" and felt "objectified" following the incident and voiced concerns about gender inequality in the workplace.

So, if you're feeling furious in the middle of a conversation, or even livid before you bring up the issue, take a breather until you feel calm enough to start a productive discussion.

I was livid, because I felt any vitriol from me would be unwarranted: he was thinking about us.

Those who bought the apartments in part because of the Trump name were livid, saying they felt a profound sense of betrayal, and more than 300 of them are now suing Mr. Trump or his company.

To appease the party's livid stalwarts, Mr Advani has felt the need to back Varun's claim to have been mis-recorded.

But his family was livid and I wonder how I would have felt if I had known him.

"I felt like I should say something," said Francisco, who grew livid when Tichenor did not respond.