Sentence examples for vengeance of from inspiring English sources

"It's the vengeance of the gods," he said.

It doesn't have to worry about the vengeance of voters.

One day both Russia and Iran will reap the vengeance of a free Syrian state.

For Scholem, Kabbalah was a fierce necessity, "the vengeance of myth against its conquerors".

Soft Vengeance of a Freedom Fighter by Albie Sachs is published by Souvenir Press, £15.

Vengeance, of course, often defies what would appear to be rational calculations of gain and loss.

Last year's UN-sanctioned mission to protect Libyan rebels from the vengeance of Colonel Qaddafi was a genuine achievement.

For the Greeks, plot traces the vengeance of the gods, often working their will through human passions.

Achilles, meanwhile, was admired for his martial intelligence that, if unchecked, could result in vengeance of the ugliest variety.

(Blakeslee's "Red Wings for Vengeance" of 1938 might as well be a still from Steven Spielberg's adventure fantasies.

It's the stories — of power and vengeance, of lust and betrayal — all to that happy beer-hall beat.