bloodshot in a sentence

Definition

Bloodshot refers to eyes that are red and irritated, often due to fatigue, crying, or strain.

Her eyes were bloodshot from crying all night.
After hours of staring at the computer screen, he noticed his bloodshot eyes in the mirror.
The doctor examined the patient’s bloodshot eyes and asked about his sleep habits.
She tried to hide her bloodshot eyes behind oversized sunglasses.
The late-night study session left him with tired, bloodshot eyes.
His bloodshot eyes revealed the effects of the long flight.
The artist captured the character’s bloodshot gaze perfectly in the painting.
She woke up with bloodshot eyes, a sure sign of her allergies acting up.
The detective observed the suspect's bloodshot eyes, suspecting he was under the influence.
He squinted against the harsh light, his bloodshot eyes watering uncontrollably.