Sentence examples for wrath at from inspiring English sources

The emotive theme of inequality pushes people's buttons and directs populist wrath at the nasty moneybags.

The fans vented their wrath at Juve's expensive Brazilian, Diego who later said: "I accept their whistles.

The play tells of Venus's wrath at discovering that a beautiful mortal, Psyche, is competing with her for attention.

Some 3,500 incoming Cornell freshmen and new transfer students will discuss their summer reading assignment -- John Steinbeck's "The Grapes of Wrath" -- at campus events Aug. 23-24.

Spend more –let's say £1,799 – and you can build in some spectacular stopovers, as an itinerary from Haydn Wrath at Travel Nation suggests.

These are dysfunctional political times, when opinion polls show disproportionate wrath at the worse off and worse behaved while grand larceny from above goes unchallenged.

Elena Ferrante's The Days of Abandonment described a wife's wrath at the husband who leaves her and their two children for a younger woman.

Even though Mr. Giuliani has insisted that it was the Police Department's decision to block access to City Hall, the Council members directed their wrath at him.

The wrath at Pegida rallies is reserved almost exclusively for Angela Merkel, who is repeatedly referred to as a "traitor of the people".

The Los Angeles Times referred to the candidate's "coursing wrath" at the same time that Mr. Riordan sharply curtailed his public appearances.

It may make you further consider Jane Jacobs's wrath at the large-scale redesign of cities imposed from above, especially by people who neither liked nor understood them.