Parents in the past would readily enter a child's room, or read a child's letters, without asking, says Mr Lu, but today are likely to incur the wrath of their privacy - conscious children if they do.

陆先生说，过去，家长可以不经孩子同意随便进入孩子的房间或私自看孩子的信，但在今天，这些行为会招致有隐私意识孩子的愤怒。

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Trimming even the silliest of these measures (such as those preventing public photography of children) risks the wrath of the same tabloids who also fulminate about red tape.

ECONOMIST: Bagehot

Even dogs feel the wrath of these societies where, since they are considered "unclean, " children and adults alike routinely engage in their torture and killing.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Are you proud to be a leftist?

But, as governor from 1839 to 1842, Seward incited the wrath of anti-immigrant and anti-Catholic Whigs by increasing funding for public education for all children, advocating citizenship for immigrants, and passing a state law giving fugitive slaves the right to a trial.

NEWYORKER: Union Man