Sentence examples for feeling livid from inspiring English sources
A mumble, a shrug, a swift exit: Swan, or the freshly Twitter-verified Swanny to millions of viewers who tune into eSports, into competitive Call of Duty competitions on the regular, is caught between feeling livid and fractured.
Everything makes me feel livid".
Villeneuve said he would never speak to Pironi again, and two weeks later, still livid and feeling betrayed, he crashed and died during qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix while trying to better Pironi's lap time.
For example, if you find yourself feeling angry, annoyed, or even livid that someone else is trying to do things a different way, even if it's just a lab partner who has a new idea a project, then it may be because you're too self-absorbed to see any other options.
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.
According to an insider, "Nicki was livid with Miley and decided to air her feelings onstage".
