Sentence examples for holy ire from inspiring English sources
The Puritan Arthur Dimmesdale directs his holy ire inward in an orgy of self-loathing, having fathered a child out of wedlock.
The quotes drew ire from bloggers like Holy Moly's Becca Day-Preston, who noted the major inconsistencies in Allen's interview and said the singer's comments were both offensive and wrong.
At Christie's on Tuesday, the total estimate is lower (£82m-£117m) but a world record price for the artist is expected for a spectacular work by Chris Ofili, The Holy Virgin Mary, which famously attracted the ire of the former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, who described it as "sick stuff" and tried to close down an exhibition featuring the work.
They are also related to the semantic lineage of the word "ire," which derives from the Old English words for "haste" and "zeal" as well as from the Greek heiros, or "holy".
— Sonia O'Sullivan (Ire).
1985 Lillian Behan (Ire).
Marjorie Barrett 1927 Frank Devlin (Ire).
Margaret Tragett 1929 Frank Devlin (Ire).
