Sentence examples for wrath over from inspiring English sources

But nature's wrath over a broad area seems at least comprehensible.

Amazon has tried to direct customer wrath over e-book prices at the publishers.

European corporations like Vivendi Universal are reeling from shareholder wrath over their inscrutable finances and unsupportable debt.

If Mr Cameron is Teflon Man, escaping voter wrath over cuts, they jest, Mr Clegg is Velcro Man, to whom all calamities currently stick.But exasperation also peeps through.

A similar attempt at bipartisan legislation early in Mr. Obama's first term collapsed amid political divisions fueled by surging public wrath over illegal immigration in many states.

Now, he finds himself a symbol of the political establishment's coziness with tainted corporations and a target of populist wrath over their excesses.

In my meagre defence, even now I still think my parents' wrath was over-the-top.

CA and Markov models have spread their wraths over geosciences and with the advancement of remote sensing and GIS technologies along with an exponential increase in computing and modeling power.

The coffee giant Starbucks and Italian carmaker Fiat are expected to feel the European Commission's wrath this week over their sweetheart tax deals with Luxembourg and the Netherlands.

In 1991, the voters' wrath boiled over into an electoral disaster for Democrats, who lost control of both houses of the Legislature.

Once Bazell pounces on a political topic, his wrath spills over into furious footnotes, not to mention 45 pages of source notes and an appendix that read like the work of a crackpot genius.