Sentence examples for widespread wrath from inspiring English sources
After losing $6 billion over six years, BMW essentially gave away most of Rover last spring and ignited widespread wrath in England for what was viewed as reneging on its commitments.
NHS England (budget £95.6bn) recently ripped up its own much-vaunted policy of "parity of esteem" between mental and physical health, penalising the former to favour the latter and incurring widespread wrath in the process to find just £150m to fund extra nurses in acute hospitals.
There is still unmistakable and widespread evidence of Katrina's wrath.
What was surprising about this case, though, was the chancellor's decision to dig in and defend the university's decision in the face of widespread ridicule in the media, the wrath of thousands of devoted Firefly fans, and the growing discontent of the university community (many copies of Miller's second poster were reposted on campus in a show of solidarity).
Between the universality of cellphones with cameras and the widespread cultural adoption of social media, victims are often trapped in a wrath of character assassination and name-calling long after their assault.
Fear the wrath of the.01 percent!
But the wrath follows afterward".
None have felt his wrath.
