Sentence examples for or pissed from inspiring English sources

If I'm particularly stressed or pissed off, I'm far more likely to look at my reflection and think, "My stomach looks like I swallowed a baby".

Consumerism stupefies us with oral pleasures, hoping that we will be too doped or pissed or glutted to care about the iniquity of the world.

They included teachers, business consultants, a Ph.D. student, an accountant, a dietician, and several grandmothers who described themselves as either "nasty" or "pissed off".

Or pissed off.

Or "pissed off prostitutes".

One of Minaj's more lyrically explicit songs, the lyrics speak of Minaj winning over her competition, in phrases such as saying she "shitted on 'em" or "pissed on 'em".

Never angry or tired or just pissed off — sorry about my language.

Everyone's unhappy,' he'll take it so personal, get so upset, he'll just forget the whole thing, or get pissed off, or more likely just say 'Screw it!' and cancel the whole tour".

My crying, miserable, colicky, 2-week-old son was awake from his slumber and sounded like he was in agony, or terrified, or just pissed.

He twice uses the word "bummer"; has characters being "pissed off" or "pissing off" others; and summarizes Nixon's attitude toward Truman's Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, by stating, "Richard Nixon, for one, really hated the guy".

Outside, in the office, people are watching the wires, making calls, writing cues and programme trails, talking guests through interviews, finding new guests when the first ones fail to show up, their phone line's down or not good enough, or when they prove too shy, upset or (occasionally) pissed to perform.