blood-shotten in a sentence

Definition

Blood-shotten refers to eyes that are red and swollen, typically due to lack of sleep, fatigue, or emotional distress.

Her eyes were blood-shotten after a sleepless night filled with worry.
The detective noticed the suspect's blood-shotten gaze, revealing his lack of rest.
After binge-watching horror movies, I woke up with blood-shotten eyes.
The exhaustion from studying late into the night left her with blood-shotten vision.
His blood-shotten eyes betrayed the fact that he had been crying.
She stared into the mirror, noticing her blood-shotten reflection.
The athlete's blood-shotten expression suggested he had pushed himself too hard.
With every passing hour, his blood-shotten eyes became more pronounced.
The haunting memories left him with a blood-shotten stare that lingered.
Despite his cheerful demeanor, his blood-shotten eyes told another story.