Sentence examples for ire upon from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some of Ms. Dutt's most vocal detractors admit they have focused their ire upon her because of her celebrity.

And now for a less fearsome foe for Morrissey to train his ire upon: his pesky hairdresser, who's so popular he can't find the time to trim that beloved quiff.

But intuitively you know that any discussion centred on this rusty and not-large-enough container will hold the economically unproductive as the drain; a nation divided into those who give and those who take may occasionally turn its ire upon the rich – but that won't abate its fury against the poor.

Notably he did not address any substantive criticisms, like the FCC's incorrect interpretation of how the internet works, before turning his ire upon Silicon Valley.

Smith's ire has focused upon research led by Thomas Karl and colleagues at Noaa, published in the journal Science in June.

It's none of my business, and nor do I care, what kind of a homemaker 32-year-old Danczuk is; yet she sits in the crook of a devilish culture, where the people who hate women meet those who hate the working classes meet those who hate Simon Danczuk, and all their ire rains down upon her.

His previous livings had been in Ire-land, Wrath-upon-Dearne, and the Pique District.

Just to voice such ideas as a sitting president 10 years ago would have brought down the ire of the White House upon you, let alone to push legislation through parliament, like Jose Mujica in Uruguay.

"The source of my ire is solely directed upon the businesses that consciously decide to install changing tables in women's restrooms, but not in the men's restrooms (and have no Family restrooms, either).

Still, plans for the campaign have drawn the ire of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which, upon learning of them, told the automaker to hand over all related documents.

With just how much ire does Citizen X gaze upon her leaders?