Sentence examples for particular wrath from inspiring English sources

Mr. Robinson's case drew particular wrath because his actions were captured in a video that went viral.

Still, the women openly criticized the church hierarchy in ways that they said they never would have 10 years ago, directing particular wrath toward Cardinal Bernard F. Law.

The men stole his property, including his United States passport, and shouted that being Haitian and speaking Creole did not exempt him from this particular wrath.

The file reveals that Mr. Kempton's generally liberal views first aroused F.B.I. scrutiny in the late 1950's and earned the particular wrath of Mr. Hoover.

The group reserved particular wrath for Brian Schweitzer of Montana, a rancher and first-time candidate who is challenging Senator Conrad Burns, the two-term incumbent Republican.

The Atlantic Ocean may have swallowed the ship and its captain, but floating on the surface remain many questions, especially: Why go to sea amid the constant reports of this storm's particular wrath?

My own particular, narrow wrath was focused on the ritual at the heart of the movie, where parents and kids sit nervously in an auditorium, holding their lottery numbers while somebody pulls out balls and announces the lucky winners of seats in next fall's charter school class.

Unwilling to risk the displeasure of Nazi officials — and in particular, the wrath of the German consul in Los Angeles, Georg Gyssling — the studios avoided any mention of German politics in their productions, while backing away from Jewish subject matter, a Hollywood staple in the '20s with films like "The Jazz Singer".

Mesud in particular expresses the wrath of someone to whom assistance is a matter of justice, not charity.

Asashoryu, in particular, has incurred the wrath of traditionalists.

Yes, people choose to drink it, but it is these particular grapes that make wrath.