Sentence examples for was wrath from inspiring English sources
noun
Great anger.
- Homer relates an episode in the Trojan War that reveals the tragic consequences of the wrath of Achilles.
Mr. Sherrod found several of them, along with children named Ghoul, Gorgon, Medusa, Hades, Lucifer and every deadly sin except Gluttony (his favorite was Wrath Gordon).
The first word of The Iliad is "wrath": the subject of the poem is to be Achilles' fierce, inhuman rage, the anger of a demigod.
In theory, some new money could come from a state lottery, which is on the ballot in November.More generally, there is wrath about what Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, has called the state's "ongoing political inertia".
The track currently under consideration was called "Wrath," although they were renaming it "Lemonworld" — unless they decided to go with "You and Your Sister".
The story was called "Wrath...?" with an ellipsis and a question mark.
"Because there's no wrath like the wrath of God, or Meryl Streep as we like to say in this theater," he said.
It's 'The Wrath of Khan.' " Some, it seems, are spared.
There's the wrath of nations that disapprove of it and the possible repercussion from terrorists.
I am the wrath of God! Who else is with me?
"There's a wrath thing you can get into," Mr. Watt said, "going out of your head.
