Sentence examples for wrath from from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Corzine is not necessarily free of any future wrath from the group.

Not since smokers were banned in 1988 has a group incurred such wrath from fellow commuters.

McCain, as the would-be frontrunner, has incited special wrath from the right-wing talkers.

But his subsequent remarks, in which he called Rush Limbaugh and other conservative commentators "irresponsible," ignited wrath from the right.

The overwhelming majority of the wrath from Calais, Maine, to Cos Cob, Conn., was directed at the officiating.

Regulatory ire and investor wrath from shady practices in the go-go years have drawn attention to the conflicts of interest that bedevil investment banks.

We can do justice in this life because we are heirs to the promise of God's grace and can affirm "from thy wrath, and from everlasting damnation, good Lord deliver us".

You can almost feel the wrath emanating from their pores.

But even in countries (like America) without extremist parties on the left or the right, politicians will be tempted to deflect the voters' wrath away from their corporate paymasters and towards an easier target—"foreigners" of all types.

If he did, what terrible deed had been committed by the pitcher who served up the home run to earn such celestial wrath (aside from playing for the wrong team)?

Their wrath arises from a $75 million National Park Service plan to preserve the fort, transferred to the Park Service by the Army in 1974, after ICBM's and nuclear submarines made coastal defense works obsolete.