Sentence examples for wrath about from inspiring English sources
Think of all the Wall Street wrath about Rupert Murdoch's A/B shareholding that makes News Corp a family fiefdom.
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".
It sits in a state seen as cowboy country, symbolised by John Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath about poor farmers driven away by drought and hardship in the 1930s.
Typically, the religious explanation for disaster is God's wrath about sex.
Guthrie's songs of that period -- including "I Ain't Got No Home," "Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad," "Talking Dust Bowl Blues," "Hard Travelin'," and "Tom Joad" (based on the hero of John Steinbeck's novel, The Grapes of Wrath, about migrant workers) -- all reflect his growing anger and his mission to give a voice to the disenfranchised.
lust for a more just America; gluttony for the punishment of the presidential campaign trail, to benefit a former enemy no less; greed for tax dollars to help poor people; sloth about the need (not) to help those who can help themselves; wrath about the injustice of today's public policies; envy for "a more perfect union"; and pride in what he can do to help others.
By making a movie that is less about Achilles' wrath than about Agamemnon's overweening ambition, the filmmakers have changed the material from semicomprehensible legend to recognizable worldly strategy, from myth to politics, from archetype to psychology.
The Iliad is about precisely what, in the first of its 15,693 lines, it says it's going to be about: the wrath of Achilles.
Bankers have faced our collective wrath, but what about developers?
The worst of her many offenses is her dogged campaign on behalf of a Yemeni journalist, Abdul Karim al-Khaiwani, who incurred his government's wrath by writing about a bloody rebellion in the far north of the country.
This year, Shark Week aired the faux documentary "Shark of Darkness: Wrath of Submarine," about a supposedly submarine-sized great white shark that attacked people off South African coasts.
