Sentence examples for waves of wrath from inspiring English sources
"Challenging the choices of peoples will only result in fuelling the feelings of despair and generate waves of wrath," he told an international conference on Democracy and Development in the capital, Doha, in April.
Though Fine Gael (pronounced FEE-na gayle) has traditionally had few ideological points of difference with Fianna Fail (pronounced FEE-anna foil), Mr. Kenny has successfully dissociated himself from the government's policies and ridden the country's wave of wrath and disgust.
ALTHOUGH Iraq is a rarity in the Middle East for having a freely elected parliament and government, it has not been immune to the wave of popular wrath sweeping across the region.
It could also be said that the Democratic standard-bearer, whether Mr. Cunningham or Mr. Levy, is positioned to do in Suffolk what Thomas R. Suozzi did two years ago in Nassau: ride a wave of voter wrath over rising taxes and corruption to the first Democratic takeover of the Suffolk county executive's office since 1988.
The Flames of Wrath, 1923.
The newest subject of wrath is Opera News.
Hanukkah, the Festival of Wrath?
His original title was "Grapes of Wrath".
It's from The Grapes of Wrath.
