Meanings of angry goddess in English

The republic is an angry goddess, and demands a royal offering.

He bowed reverently before her, as a mortal paying homage to an angry goddess.

Faced with an angry goddess, Wulfe ran.

And Elizabeth, lovelier than ever in grief, confirmed her mother, Maria stamping her foot like an angry goddess.

Yet she is an angry goddess too, sometimes-DemeterErinnys, the goblin of the neighbourhood, haunting its shadowy places.

You look like an angry goddess.

Aylis, the Sun Goddess, was an angry goddess, burning away the clouds that might have brought much-needed rain.

She had been waiting for him all day, and, like an angry goddess, she swept fiercely toward him.

In the morning Psyche set out, utterly discouraged, but afraid to linger in the temple of the angry goddess.

She stood erect and menacing, like an angry goddess, and more beautiful in her indignation than they had ever seen her.

I stake my consciousness against twenty watches, and go to bed again; but Sleep, angry goddess, once repulsed, returns no more.

I wonder what angry goddess cast forgetfulness upon my mind, so that I forgot to tell Apollo what this letter says.

I saw her pale under her rouge when the bride entered, and her eyes shot sparks of fire, like an angry goddess.

Would you have me strike you? She turned on him like an angry goddess, and strove to wrest herself from his grip.

Languages have always contained them: the Greeks called them the Furies, those rather angry goddesses, or the Gracious Ones in the hope they would be.