Sentence examples for wrath of war from inspiring English sources

And at Performa 07, the second incarnation of New York's biennial of new visual art performance, the Swedish artist Nathalie Djurberg conjured up the indiscriminate wrath of war in a video-performance piece in progress with the working title "Kids and Dogs".

The truth is, no one knows, and only a few outside the region would even care to know: Journalists, government agencies, and NGOs who quantify atrocities, hunger, starvation, and the wrath of war carry out an inexact science, even at the best of times.

The United States would then be free to launch reconnaissance satellites without incurring the wrath of its Cold War nemesis.

This symbolises his feat in lifting Mount Govardhan and holding it, as if it were a giant umbrella, over a nearby village to protect it from the wrath of Indra, the god of war and weather.

For the finale of a Pearl Jam set full of power-chorded wrath, Eddie Vedder sang Bob Dylan's "Masters of War" with a bitter voice and a baleful, unwavering gaze.

If you want to understand the back story as Scott Roeder goes to trial in Wichita, Kansas for the murder of Dr. George Tiller, go to James Risen and Judy L. Thomas' 1998 book, Wrath of Angels: The American Abortion War.

He opposed the Mexican-American War, but acceded to federal demands that the states assist in raising troops for the war, earning the wrath of activist Wendell Phillips.

This incurred Johnson's wrath; at a cabinet meeting immediately afterwards, Johnson accused Grant of breaking his promise to remain Secretary of War.

The wrath of Achilles transformed him from the noblest of warriors into the most terrible...his humanity was a casualty of war.

In the late '60s, Senator Charles E. Goodell, Republican of New York, spoke out against the Vietnam War, bringing on the wrath of the Nixon administration and, as it turned out, the disaffection of conservative voters.

Jonathan Liebesman ("Wrath of the Titans") George Lucas grounded the "Star Wars" universe so brilliantly that I believed his fantastical world was real and lived-in.