Sentence examples for social wrath from inspiring English sources

The social wrath and level of punishment she brings down on herself is as great as a 9/11 bomber".

Compared with Buñuel's "Los Olvidados," another tale of a gang with little to live for, Meirelles's picture is so keen to brandish its social wrath, and its spirits are so rampagingly high, that the bruises it inflicts barely last a night.

It is hard to think of a recent album that feels more commanding and imperious than Lemonade, not just in its lyrics – where defiant woman-scorned wrath meets righteous social anger – but in its music.

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Those who did come forward publicly to support the Stop Trump movement, such as Chicago Cubs owners and Our Principles PAC funders Joe and Marlene Ricketts, were swiftly treated to Trump's social media wrath.

Instead of impassioned pleas for grace, understanding, and forgiveness, many of those same Christians who unquestionably defended the Duggars in turn unquestionably condemned Jenner as a perverse, mentally ill sinner worthy of their social media wrath.

Mr Byrne has faced social-conservative wrath before: in 2010 an opposition ad mocked him for supporting the teaching of evolution, and for believing that the Bible is only partially rather than entirely true.

Facebook tells me the new publisher guidelines will warn news outlets to add original content or value to reposted content or invoke the social network's wrath.

As part of a similar incident last week, beachgoers in Argentina incurred social media's wrath when they passed around two rare dolphins for selfies, killing one of them.

Tyga's manager said he contacted Miss O'Malia for business purposes On both sides of the Atlantic, celebrities and politicians incurred the scorn and unforgiving wrath of social media.

Much as the government might like to "balance" intake between more and less popular schools after all, wealth and ability are strong predictors of educational success it won't want to risk accusations of social engineering and the wrath of vocal middle-class parents.Perhaps the most controversial measures in the white paper will deal with the way schools are led, and how they relate to each other.