Bierce's coverage and diatribes on the subject aroused such public wrath that the bill was defeated.

Special hospitals and other privileges were a target of public wrath during the election campaign this spring.

Voters wouldn't stand for switching too often and parties wouldn't risk public wrath unless a campaign was truly in jeopardy.

But the House is also close enough to the grass roots to be achingly aware of the public wrath that the Congressional raise has aroused.

Would a psychiatric diagnosis excuse Rocker's shortcomings and soften public wrath?

Those with clemency powers have to steer between playing God and incurring public wrath.

Their aim is to generate public wrath and heat in Congress to stop the abuses.

Debtor countries fear public wrath if they accept tougher terms than their neighbors.

In some other places, public wrath has boiled over when legislators approved increases that would also fatten their own pensions.

Even a high job at headquarters is no guarantee that the company will support an executive who is the object of public wrath.