Sentence examples for Such wrath from inspiring English sources
Beckham's off-season loans to European clubs, and the accompanying drama, have attracted such wrath.
Not since smokers were banned in 1988 has a group incurred such wrath from fellow commuters.
CAIRO — After a week of violent protests over an online video demeaning the Prophet Muhammad, the American news media has conducted a searching psychoanalysis of the Muslim mind to ask why such an offense should trigger such wrath.
She fields the e-mail messages that pour into the Web site, the ones that say, "We will be destroying all your cds cassettes etc immediately" and "Instead of converting to man-love, why not goat love?" Such wrath, much of it couched in fundamentalist theology, helps explain why so few Christian musicians have dared to come out.
But for me, the memory of the Kennedys' reception remained bleak, and I had felt no desire to go back there and incur such wrath.
If he did, what terrible deed had been committed by the pitcher who served up the home run to earn such celestial wrath (aside from playing for the wrong team)?
The two armies started to butcher each other at the gate of the city; then the fighting continued onto the streets "with such a wrath, that nothing could be seen as more horrible than this".
In the wake of such duds as Wrath Of The Titans (which made $305m, almost $200m less than its predecessor, Clash Of The Titans) and box office flops Seventh Son and Vin Diesel's Last Witch Hunter, it's unlikely that we'll ever see a muscle-bound Hollywood actor in a loincloth again.
"There will one day be a day of wrath such as has never been seen: all European industry will be wrecked, all markets will be congested, the bourgeoisie will be utterly bankrupt and war and depravity will spread everywhere".
It is the occasion, in other words, for the actualization of various possibilities of being and becoming that are demanded by divine attributes such as severity, wrath, pride, and vengeance, not to speak of forgiveness and pardon.
She also noted that much of her resume -- a Bond girl in "Die Another Day" and roles in forgettable pictures such as "Doom," "Wrath of the Titans" and "Johnny English Reborn" -- did not lend itself to being cast in a dark David Fincher thriller, "but after 12 years, bingo, he called".
