Sentence examples for growing wrath from inspiring English sources
"growing wrath" is correct and usable in written English
It is an idiom that means increasing anger and can be used in any context where a character or situation is becoming increasingly angry. Example sentences: 1. The king's growing wrath filled the court with fear. 2. John felt his growing wrath slowly boiling over. 3. The public's growing wrath towards the politician's dishonest tactics was clearly demonstrated in the polls.
But there seems to be a growing wrath on the part of motorists.
The growing wrath towards Merkel is being expressed in the hashtag #MerkelSommer – Merkel summer – which was trending on Twitter on Monday.
Despite her growing wrath and desperation, Hilda is distraught when she thinks the monkeys have left home … Look out for rich textures, hidden objects and the creative use of loo paper.
That, and the game is still growing… Wrath of the Lich King isn't even available in China yet!
They do nothing!" Abdulaziz's wrath grew stronger.
Mr. King says his wrath grew slowly, beginning in the 1990s with a feud with Mexican neighbors who disrupted the quiet of his leafy street.
Quotes chosen by Google to illustrate Steinbeck's genius include: "In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage"; and "It is the hour of the pearl – the interval between day and night when time stops and examines itself".
But how can Frodo, a ruddy-cheeked hairy-footed cake-loving hobbit living in the leafy, comfortable Shire, inspire Kyle, a tough 16-year-old boy growing up out in the remote Barrenlands of Wrath?
Faced with growing competition, a challenging advertising climate and the wrath of Daily Show host Jon Stewart, NBC Universal chief Jeff Zucker took the stage at the 2009 Media Summit in New York.
Dickstein shows how Steinbeck's empathy for the Joads, the family of displaced farmers in "The Grapes of Wrath" (1939), grew out of the reporting he did on the hunger and filth in California migrants' camps.
The Wrath of Khan features several recurring themes, including death, resurrection, and growing old.
