Sentence examples for looking pissed from inspiring English sources
They go through their professional-looking warm-up routine in organised lines and groups while the opposition huddle unenthusiastically in their goalmouth, looking pissed off.
However, what actually happens is that people stand there looking pissed off that there are new folks getting on "their train".
That last sentence probably should probably have continued: "... looking pissed off at Pelosi, even though the two pictures have nothing to do with each other".
And you do get a bit fed up being photographed in the Mail on Sunday looking pissed and hideous.' Was she ever worried about her drinking?
The Pomona Sagehen once looked kind; now it looks pissed.
He looked pissed, but he did it and went slumping out the door.
No — what alarmed me most was the expression on the creature's face: it looked pissed".
Do not be afraid to look pissed off, you've earned the right.
Performing on a side stage at the graceless, grimy rock fest, he mostly looked pissed off to be there.
"They always look pissed off, wearing their Nike caps the wrong way round and chewing gum," laughs Newton.
