Sentence examples for ignited wrath from inspiring English sources
But his subsequent remarks, in which he called Rush Limbaugh and other conservative commentators "irresponsible," ignited wrath from the right.
However, the president is said by Republican politicians to have little love for Mr. Gingrich, going back to Mr. Gingrich's savage attack against Mr. Bush's father for raising taxes, a step that ignited the wrath of conservatives generally.
After losing $6 billion over six years, BMW essentially gave away most of Rover last spring and ignited widespread wrath in England for what was viewed as reneging on its commitments.
Don't nurses have the right to sit down, too, or are we supposed to stand throughout our journey?" Patricia's situation stands starkly against the case of Anton Casey, a British wealth manager who ignited the wrath of Singaporeans when he referred to public transport commuters as "poor people".
She incurred the wrath of the Saudis and ignited a diplomatic crisis and also infuriated business leaders who were fearful for trade losses.
His conviction ignited me.
They ignited an uprising.
The fire ignited instantly.
