Sentence examples for particularly pissed from inspiring English sources

I get particularly pissed off when I see pop stars refusing to sign autographs.

Former Digg lead architect, Joe Stump, is particularly pissed off.

Maggie and her cohort were particularly pissed about this, and we see her and Daryl and others talking in secret about how not cool Rick has been, and how maybe his days as leader are numbered.

People who partake in BDSM have been feeling particularly pissed off about Ghomeshi's Facebook post.

This particularly pissed off management, who took the extraordinary step of suspending the UNISON branch secretary, Sandy Nicoll, who was also heavily involved in Justice for Cleaners.

People who partake in BDSM have been feeling particularly pissed off about Ghomeshi's Facebook post in light of what are very serious allegations, because if they're true, what Jian engaged in is assault and not BDSM.

The music he uses to spread his messages is a neat, powerful brand of indie hip-hop rock, all samples, sound effects, slashes of guitar and machine beats, over which Cardy barks like a particularly pissed-off dog.

One particularly pissed-off columnist once wrote in the Independent: "Brighton has gained its peculiar character from people who will not, shall not, cannot grow up: those steadfastly avoiding the call of maturity".

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".

Closest I've ever got to feeling the warm glow of a life hack is filling a bucket with water and leaving it outside, filled with Foster's, at a New Year's Eve party once, and I don't even particularly want to get pissed tonight but I might just do this trick again anyway because: how often do you get to, you know?

Particularly as it is especially hard for women to speak honestly about feeling pissed off if they're being passed over.