Sentence examples for wrath take from inspiring English sources

It is thus with bewilderment, and with more than a trickle of dismay, that one watches the story — and, with it, the promise of wrath — take such a peculiar turn.

Oh God, in wrath take vengeance against this wicked, treacherous and lying woman: take vengeance upon her, oh Lord, and grant that we shall see a demonstration of thy power!" Even Ed Miliband does not address the prime minister like that.

His wrath takes the form of an aversion to all mankind.

So we snatch an interview after a corporate presentation last week, and risk her wrath to take a sneaky peek at the phenomenon behind Burberry's Lazarus-like recovery.

I was hoping that my status as an alumnus, my fundraising track record with Amref (African Medical & Research Foundation) and the fact that I had bravely faced pre-marital wrath to take the interview, would outweigh my woeful knowledge of the higher education sector.

He performed in productions of A Streetcar Named Desire and The Grapes of Wrath and took small roles on a variety of television shows.

As to whether the company is risking its customers' wrath by taking a profit from shipping and handling, Ms. Liss said: "For the most part, our customers don't have a negative reaction to the shipping charges.

The ruling junta's slow transformation from heroes of the uprising to the focus of its wrath has taken many months, and left far too many victims in its wake.

When she compounds her crime by stealing Rose's first man in years, she flees her sister's wrath and takes refuge with the grandmother neither knew she had, which introduces a third powerhouse actress: Shirley MacLaine.After making scarcely a wrong move for the first hour, Curtis Hanson, the director, rarely makes a right one.

Beni is obsessed with wealth, but also extremely cowardly; he betrays his employers when faced with Imhotep's wrath, who takes him as his servant when Beni prays in what Imhotep recognizes as the "language of the slaves".

This response may not be unconnected with the leading response (drug misuse), as many individuals are of the belief that one evokes supernatural wrath by taking intoxicants thus leading to the development of mental illness [ 3].