The National Rifle Association and its Republican allies would be livid.
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Republicans may be gleeful, but Democrats have every right to be livid.
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Ororo Munroe, was going to be an Asian-American woman, I would be livid.
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While some people would be happy to give up their current coverage, others would be livid.
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I will be livid if that burden is passed on to us, the taxpayer, who made better choices.
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Considering that it requires $85033 billion to fund the operations of the House of Representatives, taxpayers should be livid.
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Women have every reason to be livid right now, and our anger should not be mocked, censored, or punished.
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China, obviously, would be livid at these events, but it is high time it got over its decades-long pout on Taiwan.
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"Frankly, I think you're going to have people who are Democrats and Republicans and independents who are going to be livid," he said.
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It is hard not to be livid at the BBC for this conduct against a backdrop of rising child poverty and a failing NHS.
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President Donald Trump may be livid about this week's market sell-off, but the rally in U.S. equities since his election is still well intact.
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Democrats will be energized by the millions of Americans who will be livid with the party that caused them to lose their health care coverage or left them with worse insurance.
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H.R. McMaster, Secretary of Defense James Mattis, a retired Marine Corps general, and Gary Cohn, his top economic counselor and former president of Goldman Sachs, are all said to be livid over the prospects of this latest, looming Trump tragedy.
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If I sit through this whole MISERABLE season of #TheBachelor for Nick to send everyone home and not rush an engagement I will be LIVID Lizzie, we have been trying to put our finger on what is wrong with this season of The Bachelor for a few weeks now, and I have to admit, we might have been simplifying things when we said it was just that Nick is terrible.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that Israel's move was "deeply negative" for US–Israeli relations. East Jerusalem is widely considered by the international community to be occupied territory, while Israel disputes this, as it annexed the territory in 1980. Obama was reported to be "livid" over the announcement. US President Barack Obama meeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shortly after arriving on a visit to Israel in March 2013 Shortly afterward, President Obama instructed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to present Netanyahu with a four-part ultimatum: that Israel cancel the approval of the housing units, freeze all Jewish construction in East Jerusalem, make a gesture to the Palestinians that it wants peace with a recommendation on releasing hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, and agree to discuss a partition of Jerusalem and a solution to the Palestinian refugee problem during the negotiations.
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