Sentence examples for wrath for making from inspiring English sources

He said the townspeople resented the Grapes of Wrath for making Oklahomans appear ill-educated and backward.

This just in from the Christian Broadcasting Network: The Rev. Pat Robertson did not say that the earthquake in Haiti was the result of God's wrath at the Haitians for making a pact with the devil to get out from under French colonial rule.

It is not the first time that Mr Cameron has incurred the wrath of the judiciary for making public comments during a high-profile trial.

The introduction of these Queen's Wrath bounties makes Patrol a sought-after mode of play for perhaps the first time ever.

"Wrath," says Shakespeare, makes one "deaf". For decades, Republicans have preached hatred -- of government, of bureaucrats, of the indigent as "moochers" (they save their love for the wealthy), and now hatred of President Barack Obama and his signature health care law.

"What if God, willing to show his wrath, and to make his power known, endured with much long-suffering the vessels of wrath fitted to destruction?" -- Romans 9 22.

Lee reserved much of his wrath for the Japanese, a people made to endure humiliation after the Second World War and into the 1970s.

Putin's wrath makes great drama.

"Wrath," says Shakespeare, makes one "deaf".

About the song's theme, Sean Dooley of About.com commented, "Swift takes no prisoners in her quest to make a former flame feel her wrath for doing her wrong".

Democrats denounced the programme, forcing the network to make changes, but Mr Clinton reserved his full wrath for last weekend when he told Fox television he had done more than Mr Bush to try to kill Bin Laden.