Sentence examples for divine wrath from inspiring English sources

Those who corrupt the minds of children will invoke divine wrath on themselves".

Humanity has an innate moral sense, without threats of divine wrath and reward.

The second concerned the degree of divine wrath imputed for transgressions ("God is angered by my sins").

It is tempting the divine wrath to let a "massacre of the innocents" go forward in abortion clinics.

We have evolved to wear crucifixes on necklaces without feeling the crushing weight of potential divine wrath and brimstone.

True, hordes of voracious locusts have not yet emerged from nowhere in a demonstration of divine wrath.

In the spring quarter, students complete the first book of the Iliad, beginning with the divine-like wrath of the hero Achilles and ending with the all-too-human laughter of the gods.

The suffering most often deemed worthy of representation is that which is understood to be the product of wrath, divine or human.

The clerics' view is that prostitution and drug abuse have also created a modern-day Sodom and Gomorrah, inviting divine wrath.The obvious solution to all the gloom-mongering would be for President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to team up with the mayor to make Tehran a nicer place, its citizens more law-abiding and its buildings more earthquake-resistant.

The feeling bears some resemblance to, but also differs from, a sense of dread, of horror, of the uncanny, the eerie, the weird; it also corresponds to a kind of "wrath" of the divine, a divine demeanor that has about it something incalculable and arbitrary, a kind of unpredictable majestic overpowering fearsomeness.

But a performance on Friday evening at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine succumbed to an acoustical wrath that wreaked havoc on textures and diction.