Sentence examples for correct wrath from inspiring English sources
3.36am GMT 4th over: England 22-0 (Cook 18 Bell 4) Now it is Pattinson's turn to cop the technically correct wrath of the English captain.
In one maze, you lead the prince to Rapunzel; in another you help the three little pigs visit their homes in the correct order to avoid the wrath of the wolf.
I think what prevents this is that admitting how much their future depends on sales of gas guzzlers would call forth the wrath of the politically correct.
(Psalm 2 2-5) Wrath is right.
He said that "The Grapes of Wrath" was "now a somewhat politically correct book" and that that perhaps accounted for the beginning of a new interest in Steinbeck.
His response was, "Nothing in the case law prohibits the (public) schools from granting full due-process rights to the accused, including particularly the right to cross-examination, but as I have observed in a brief, the colleges simply decide they are better off stiffing the accused than facing the potential wrath of the Office of Civil Rights by not finding the "correct" way".
That assertion incurred the wrath of the Dodgers, who issued a statement saying their physician had made the correct diagnosis and that the Mets had documentation of that fact.
Despite his position of moral authority throughout "Ugly Delicious," Chang foregrounds some of his own prejudices and inadequacies: trying foods he doesn't like, being corrected on facts he gets wrong, getting unflatteringly angry at people who don't deserve his wrath.
Fear the wrath of the.01 percent!
