He has managed to incite the wrath of even the most worldly observers.
McCain, as the would-be frontrunner, has incited special wrath from the right-wing talkers.
Inciting the wrath of both New York women and hip-hop rivals, a sudden slew of response records followed.
In my mind, I was inciting the wrath of some prestigious professor at some phantom East Coast establishment.
Back then it took inciting the wrath of Congress to put a little-known artist onto the front page.
These days all it takes to go from obscurity to "Jeopardy" question is inciting the wrath of the mayor of New York City, which Ms. Cox has done handily.
For decades, the Cuban church has been wary of inciting the wrath of a Communist government that all but marginalized it after the 1959 revolution, when priests were cast out, religious schools were closed and the state was declared atheist.
But, as governor from 1839 to 1842, Seward incited the wrath of anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic Whigs by increasing funding for public education for all children, advocating citizenship for immigrants, and passing a state law giving fugitive slaves the right to a trial.
In "Marci X," a cotton-candy farce about urban culture clash, Damon Wayans twinkles with goofy good humor in the role of Dr. S, a notoriously foul-mouthed rapper whose lyrics incite the wrath of Mary Ellen Spinkle Christine Baranskii), a strait-laced United States Senator on the warpath against smut.
In primary season, the whispered antipathy among some conservative evangelicals toward Mormons grew so loud that Mitt Romney felt compelled to give a speech defending his faith (but was so fearful of inciting further wrath that he said the word Mormon only once).
You don't want to upset those close to you or incite the wrath – and lawyers – of those who once were but no longer are.
