Sentence examples for more livid from inspiring English sources

They were even more livid.

If I were an ex-steelworker, ex-miner or homeless I'd be even more livid.

"I listened to their point of view, but I didn't change my mind," Haggis says, noting that the Scientology officials "became more livid and irrational".

What made him even more livid, he says, were the consequences of the credit bureaus' mistake.

Richard's sleep was not peaceful and, according to the Croyland Chronicle, in the morning his face was "more livid and ghastly than usual".

If my father, who does not know, were to find out he would be more worried than livid.

Their economic growth is enviable: Estonia's is a breakneck 12%.But a more disturbing picture, of livid discontent, declining competitiveness, sleaze and subversion, is lately more prominent.

The White House and the State Department are livid -- Congress even more so.

Cheering for a team that ruthlessly and relentlessly satirizes itself in broad and livid strokes is somewhat more challenging.

The more we hear of the latter, the quicker the livid scar of Iraq on his own and on Britain's reputation will begin to heal.

Most Uighurs are considered more anti-Chinese than anti-Western, and China will be livid wherever they go.