Sentence examples for wrath that from inspiring English sources

But the wrath that accompanies rats feeding on bulging bins will fall somewhere.

And that car this year was the 1926 Hudson Speedster "Grapes of Wrath" that was auctioned at Barrett-Jackson.

Such scorn is as nothing, however, compared with the wrath that has greeted the casting of Johansson.

Because of the impending threat from the north, Jeremiah warned the people to flee from the wrath that was to come.

For all the wrath that has descended upon his slight frame, he appears to have succeeded in putting out another inferno.

But a performance on Friday evening at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine succumbed to an acoustical wrath that wreaked havoc on textures and diction.

In the 1930s, Popular Front artists produced a run of modern classics, including Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" and John Steinbeck's "Grapes of Wrath," work that defined the Great Depression for millions of Americans.

Georgia's membership, too, has been on hold, for fear of inciting Russia's wrath, though that hasn't prevented the country from hosting U.S.-NATO military exercises.

Those who survive the voters' wrath know that everything has changed, that politicians will be subjected to microscopic attention.

And the main target of their wrath was that two-faced mayor.

I read The Grapes of Wrath in that fierce span of adolescence when reading was a frenzy.