Sentence examples for holy wrath from inspiring English sources
Perhaps cyclists think that to complain formally would invite holy wrath.
"May this land know your displeasure, taste your holy wrath, for killing us like pigs without conscience," he writes.
Imprisoned for his political beliefs before he was 20, an experience for which he bitterly attacked his opponents in his volume Iras santas (1895; "Holy Wrath"), Chocano joined the forces of the Mexican insurgent Pancho Villa.
Our spirit cries out to thee in revolt against it, and we know that our righteous anger is answered by thy holy wrath.
When Donald Trump, or anyone else, claims that he "alone can fix it," that only he can rescue America from all the threats, dangers and complexities of life, he is acting out a form of titanism in which those affected with wild presumption and self-glorification claim divine attributes such as omnipotence, omniscience and even "holy wrath".
The museum has installed it in a gallery whose only other artwork is the object of the Mayor's wrath — "The Holy Virgin Mary," by a thirty-one-year-old British artist of Roman Catholic faith and Nigerian ancestry named Chris Ofili.
Bon Jovi, the poufy-haired pretty boys from New Jersey who launched a seemingly endless volley of hits to the top of the charts starting in the mid-'80s and invoked the wrath of holier-than-thou rock snobs every step of the way.
Female anger or wrath is a holy force in the tantric religious culture.
Two years later, she married Johnson, who wrote the scripts for 77 films and received Oscar nominations for "The Grapes of Wrath" (1940) and "Holy Matrimony" (1943).
But Cranach readily adapted his crisply contoured, infectious art to charismatic portraits of the Reformer and Katharina, as well of the local ruler, Frederick the Wise, who shielded Luther from the wrath of Leo and Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor.
Clement also feared the wrath of Catherine's nephew, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, whose troops earlier that year had sacked Rome and briefly taken the Pope prisoner.
