Sentence examples for wrath at the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

In him they prompt revulsion at the mirror, wrath at the gods, compensatory teeth cleaning, diversionary weight lifting and, finally, a highly spirited and occasionally hilarious literary investigation into all of the above.

The prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki, aiming his wrath at the Sadrists, has said that no party may take part in the provincial elections unless it first disbands its militias.

Many of these angry young men focus their wrath at the autocratic Saudi regime, for not addressing these problems and for giving them no legal method of redress, and at the United States, for supporting that regime.

Yes, the UK will feel the EU's wrath at this ridiculous vote, but the UK is part of a system.

Instead, he directed his wrath at John McCain, the US senator who tweeted that the Arab spring had come to Moscow as the protests first took hold last week.

This may be repulsive to some Bernie loyalists, but we shouldn't burn a lot of calories venting our wrath at Clinton and the corporatist Democrats.

"We had a fund-raiser for Habitat for Humanity during our production of 'Grapes of Wrath,' and at the same time, we worked with students at the Bronx School for Careers on an exhibit of photographs of the homeless".

Angry shareholders vented their wrath yesterday at the annual meeting of the Interpublic Group of Companies, complaining about the poor performance of its stock and the rich bonuses awarded to executives.