Sentence examples for wrath for from inspiring English sources
He comes in big with "wrath" for a reason.
(Riley leaned on John Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath" for descriptions of the land).
The bloc's fisheries policy has long been the target of wrath for conservationists and taxpayer advocates.
Mr. Perry has reserved special wrath for the Obama administration's intention to regulate climate-altering gases.
The anti-stroller legions, apparently, have saved their wrath for Yelp.
They reserved their wrath for France, this country's former colonial ruler, which brokered the peace talks.
In the past, Dixon incurred Fassel's wrath for oversleeping and missing meetings or treatment sessions.
While some editorial boards have saved their wrath for Mr. Boehner or Democrats, many have simply denounced the entire process.
Mr. Jospin incurred voters' wrath for tarrying over a plan for long-awaited tax cuts despite a huge budget surplus.
But they have usually reserved their wrath for fellow Muslims, and have not become well known in the West.
He said the townspeople resented the Grapes of Wrath for making Oklahomans appear ill-educated and backward.
