Sentence examples similar to have wrath from inspiring English sources

Joe Mantello's production delivers a few good laughs, plenty of groaners ("I have wrath-management issues"), and nothing approaching sacrilege.

Doesn't quite have the wrath of Prince Far I, does it?" Coppi, however, rather liked the sound of this middle-class dub business: "Blood and fire!

Because they don't want to say it's over and have the wrath of Senator Clinton come down on their heads.

A millworker, however, has no wrath like a banker scorned.

The kid, a boy (no surprise there), had played Wrath of the Lich King for 15 straight hours at the weekend.

"I think you can say hell has no wrath like a millennial scorned".

Peña had provoked wrath and mockery from Mexican citizens for welcoming Trump the candidate to his presidential residence in August.

None have felt his wrath.

State lawmakers, fearing the voters' wrath, have neglected this responsibility ever since.

The anti-stroller legions, apparently, have saved their wrath for Yelp.

Beckham's off-season loans to European clubs, and the accompanying drama, have attracted such wrath.