Sentence examples for feeling pissed from inspiring English sources

And if you're always feeling pissed off, something's up.

If you're like me, feeling pissed off and hopeless isn't your natural state.

Particularly as it is especially hard for women to speak honestly about feeling pissed off if they're being passed over.

In a straw poll conducted within the locker room Saturday night, Wizards' players expressed myriad emotions about losing Smith, with reactions ranging disappointment to feeling "pissed off," as one player acknowledged.

With Murray, more often than not, what you see is what you get and he cannot turn on the faux smiles and charm offensive for the cameras if he's feeling pissed off.

I clocked out, feeling pissed off at humanity.

And hey, you might end up feeling happy because you're allowing yourself to feel pissed off, sad or anxious.

People who partake in BDSM have been feeling particularly pissed off about Ghomeshi's Facebook post.

Ditching meritocracy in favour of A-for-effort rubbish has naturally left many feeling very pissed off.

People who partake in BDSM have been feeling particularly pissed off about Ghomeshi's Facebook post in light of what are very serious allegations, because if they're true, what Jian engaged in is assault and not BDSM.

If you or I found someone making fun of us on Twitter, we might laugh or have a moment of brief rage before moving on with our lives; if we were feeling particularly pissed off we might send the jokester a message telling him to knock it off.