Sentence examples for livid for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krishnan opened by voicing his frustrations with rather admirable restraint, prompting Mr. Garcia to apologize in the vaguely mechanical tone of man who deals with the livid for a living.

The perception in Cuba of Fidel's abiding presence behind the throne has been a key to Raúl's steady hand in weathering frustrations at home — Cubans were livid, for example, at his government's recent raising of the retirement age, from fifty-five to sixty for women, and from sixty to sixty-five for men.

So she's in her early fifties now, and touring again, gyrating madly in her red dresses on stages around the world, and finally coming to terms with the fact that she has to please the money-men, who are, after all, in the process of putting out a new Blondie album ( Livid ) for her.

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The livid chants for José Mourinho to return to these parts went up just after the hour in a contest that had long since degenerated into a slog.

If the finances can be put right – and only Celtic have spent more money in the transfer market this summer – then there is real, if guarded (the scars remain too fresh, the bruises too livid), reason for optimism.

While Reynolds was understandably livid -- for a while, at least -- she later welcomed Taylor back into her life, and the two remained lifelong friends.

These are the same agents Giuliani repeatedly describes, in multiple television interviews, as being livid at Clinton for escaping prosecution, and livid at Comey for not prosecuting her.

Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau was livid at Campbell for attending, and he laid the blame for the riot on Campbell.