Wrath doesn't control me, I control wrath instead.

Oh, the wrath of Photoshop.

He could not contain his wrath.

What is the target of their wrath?

Bo Xilai Between the Dragon and His Wrath

Feelings of anger and wrath are also raging among bloggers.

They called down the wrath of God upon the heads of their enemies.

America's friends in Latin America are feeling the fire of this anti American wrath.

Tears are permitted as an outlet for wrath in part because they are fundamentally misunderstood.

Much of the Chinese wrath is directed at biased reports, not at Western media in general.

Given the earth shaking that Indonesia constantly endures, the country remains woefully underprepared for nature's wrath.

A stone is heavy, and the sand weighty but a fool's wrath is heavier than them both.

Georgia, also feeling the wrath of Moscow following the Rose Revolution, faced potentially harmful price increases as well.

He criticized France s attempts to appear as a modern crusader, incurring the wrath of Catholics in the United States in particular.

Soon a quarantine was imposed to prevent us from misbehaving towards the local people and, above all, to protect us from their wrath.

While there is nothing remotely human about them, when running away to avoid my wrath they do seem to possess some human characteristics.

He did not sleep at all, and his wrath, increasing in a kind of gigantic progression, had reached its utmost limits by the morning.

None seem to have an explanation for why God s wrath was especially directed to mosques, madrassas, and schools all of which collapsed in huge numbers.

This caution and restraint stemmed directly from a collective awareness of the many innocent Muslim Americans who suffered from Americans ignorance and wrath following the 2001 attacks.

As sources of pollution like landfills, fuel quality, and even road incidents started to fall into the purview of the court, the people's wrath began to gradually dissipate.

To preempt young Palestinians wrath, he has refused to condemn their terror campaign and indirectly fueled anger over Israel s supposed violation of the status quo on the Temple Mount.

They who were condemned by God, and on whom fell His wrath, and those who were turned to apes and swine, and those who worship the powers of evil.

And before you are overcome with righteous wrath, remember, not all of them are the same and not all muslims are to blame. Kristian Lajšić ( KICZO) August 12, 2015

President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali s aides had started worrying more about being caught on the wrong side of Tunisian history than about facing the wrath of their beleaguered boss.

Even the Ukrainian Security Service could not evade the writer's wrath having visited there and overheard conversations among coworkers in Russian, she started a scandal and absconded, slamming the door.

It has also unleashed the wrath of Syria s ally, Iran, which has responded by scaling down its financial support for Hamas thus denying Mashal a key source of influence within the movement.

Usain Bolt is promising to let American sprinter Justin Gatlin 'feel his full wrath' as he zones in on an unprecedented treble treble of gold medals at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics.

Qudratov, 38, has made a name for himself defending famous political and business notables who have attracted the wrath of Tajik President Emomali Rahmon's regime, most notably a man accused of murdering Rahmon s brother in law.

Felipe Calderón has taken the oath of office, braving the wrath of his left wing opposition, out smarting the Partido de la Revolución Democrática (PRD) and its leader, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, but nonetheless paying a high price.

'Well, in that case I know what I must do,' said she to herself, and conscious of a vague sense of wrath and a desire for vengeance rising within her, she ran upstairs. 'I shall go to him myself.

Not surprisingly, the last time American culture had such a reversal of iconography was during the Great Depression, when films like The Grapes of Wrath cast down to earth simplicity versus the corruption of wealthy elites as a shining virtue.

It is to be hoped that Taylor's departure heralds the beginning of a new African era, in which Africa's rulers stop protecting the continent's dictators because they would rather incur the wrath of faceless citizens than expel a dictator from among their ranks.

That is despite all the lawsuits, fines and threats she received and at a time when hundreds of Facebookers have adopted a policy of self censorship to spare themselves from the wrath of the state, even if they live outside of the country.

All those human rights anti AFSPA activists who were happy supportive only when you had a tube attached to your nose for force feeding or only when you were facing the wrath of the State with courage, are not worth a second thought.

He dressed in haste, and as if he were carrying a cup brimful of wrath and were afraid of spilling any and of losing with his anger the energy he needed for an explanation with his wife, he went to her room as soon as he knew that she was up.

The old Princess, conscious that against her, as chief adviser in the matter of jam boiling, Agatha Mikhaylovna's wrath should be directed, tried to look as if she were thinking of other things and was not interested in the raspberries. She talked of other matters, but watched the brazier out of the corner of her eye.

This caution and restraint stemmed directly from a collective awareness of the many innocent Muslim Americans who suffered from Americans ignorance and wrath following the 2001 attacks. Indeed, equally striking was the number of pundits who suggested that the Boston bombing was homegrown, more similar to the Oklahoma City attack or the mass shooting last December of first graders in Newtown, Connecticut, than to the 2001 plot.

Not surprisingly, the last time American culture had such a reversal of iconography was during the Great Depression, when films like The Grapes of Wrath cast down to earth simplicity versus the corruption of wealthy elites as a shining virtue. ( Whenever there s a cop beating up a guy, I ll be there .wherever people are eatin the stuff they raise and livin in the houses they build, I ll be there, too, as Tom Joad said).