Sentence examples for wrath against from inspiring English sources

That deal alienated the losing newspapers, which viciously turned their full wrath against him.

She blazed into fuliginous wrath against doctors and man-made laws.

There were readers (myself included) who did not find in his writing enough of their wrath against the Serbian revanchists.

Hence New Delhi's wrath against the British, Canadian, Finnish, Swiss and German governments and the European Union, which have deplored the Gujarat riots.

At first the Boxers (as they were called in the West) directed their wrath against Christian converts, whom they vilified for having abandoned traditional Chinese customs in favour of an alien religion.

They knew that if they spoke out, their loved ones might suffer, as the regime routinely exercised its lethal wrath against father, brother, or uncle back home over openly expressed dissent.

Many who were once hard-liners have joined the reformers, partly because they sense public wrath building against the ayatollahs and mullahs and imams who have become a privileged elite.

The Lord's striking dead a number of hungry Israelites who have begun to eat some sun-dried quail — "The meat was still between their teeth, it had not yet been chewed, when the Lord's wrath flared against the people" — seems savage, as does the slaying of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram, the leaders of some grumblers.

It's as though Petzold had crushed "The Postman Always Rings Twice" against "The Grapes of Wrath," film noir against the parched hopes of the Depression, and transplanted what was left to an unregarded corner of northern Europe, where the sunshine feels like a cruel joke.

It hinges on the Prophet Shambles remaining resolutely against Dave, as last time, her wrath was kindled against the Viper Queen.

Employment discrimination increased the wrath of locals against Assad's regime: Alawites dominated government jobs at the expense of Sunni majority who felt like slaves.