Sentence examples for wrath toward from inspiring English sources

They instead turned their wrath toward Putin.

Still, the women openly criticized the church hierarchy in ways that they said they never would have 10 years ago, directing particular wrath toward Cardinal Bernard F. Law.

Mr. Droukdal explained his wrath toward the United States, saying: "We found ourselves on the blacklist of the U.S. administration, tagged with terrorism.

On Long Island, Representative Timothy H. Bishop echoes constituents' wrath toward Washington and Wall Street, stating in one commercial: "Like you, I'm sick and tired of Long Island families' footing the bill while corporate America gets a free pass".

Mr. Kanani, the Sunni jihadist, wrote on the site that Hezbollah earlier conspired with Israel to secure Israel's northern border, thus allowing Israel to direct its wrath toward the Palestinians.

Guerrillas have largely directed their wrath toward Iraqi government representatives and law enforcement officials, as well as foreign workers, interpreters and anyone else accused of collaborating with the 140,000-member American troop presence here.

Only in the wake of the September 11th attacks, when America's wrath turns toward his homeland, does he realize that he has become a latter-day janissary — akin to the children of defeated nations who, conscripted in the army of the enemy, "fought to erase their own civilizations".

Some representatives of more or less traditional foundation may have permitted themselves few uncharitable though about Ford in directing a lot of bad publicity & the wrath of Congress toward citizens who were quietly distributing money to charitable causes.

The latest flashpoint for the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee is his ire toward corporations, specifically Monsanto and Starbucks, two of the main targets of his wrath on his new album with the Promise of the Real, "The Monsanto Years".

These included "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male" in 1948 and "Sexual Behavior in the Human Female" in 1953, dense scholarly works that nevertheless became best sellers that helped revolutionize the United States' attitudes toward sexuality (and drew the wrath of many religious and conservative groups).

For the man who spent his career trying to fashion a separate identity for Taiwan -- often drawing Beijing's wrath in the process -- this gradual drift toward China is alarming.