Sentence examples for livid because of from inspiring English sources

I think the athletic side of the world is livid because of the lying.

I was livid because of his narrow view of what gardens are for: pleasing people, other species be damned.

Some victims' survivors are livid because this means they will get thousands of dollars less in cash payments from the company charity after health insurance premiums, projected at $2 million in all, are deducted from the $13 million fund.

The Oracle afterguard is livid because Prada took the matter to the High Court of New Zealand, and Oracle contends that circumventing the arbitration panel in such a matter is a breach of Cup protocol.

Torre and Wells's teammates were livid, because through his foolishness Wells had added to the burden of his fellow pitchers.

Louis Seller, 89, from Buffalo, gets livid because he is awakened by telemarketers, and he is tired of hearing from newspaper subscription sellers.

Dobson is livid because he has been assigned to the royals, and he is a republican.

I was so livid, because he was a friend – I thought.

Speakers could not seem to decide whether they were fired up because conservatives are a besieged minority in a country already heading for Hell, or livid because deep down America is a mostly conservative nation, which has merely been tricked by President Barack Obama and the forces of godless leftism.Then there were disputes about the Republican Party's economic messaging.

Churchill was livid, because Stalin asked for so much – food, military equipment, other supplies – and he wanted it all straightaway.

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