divine retribution

For so many years, she'd thought of it as divine retribution.

Another piece of divine retribution for all those hours spent ticking others off came relatively recently.

So Gregory sees his death from infectious disease as divine retribution.

Lulu sees her position in the newspaper as divine retribution.

"As one of the godless, how could you understand divine retribution?

Men see the Haze as divine retribution for their sins."

But what we need to talk about now is survival, not divine retribution.'

These people see it as divine retribution for unknown sins."

Its meaning is that divine retribution is slow but certain.

By ending in tragedy, most stories reinforce the notion of divine retribution.

"Next Wednesday, we'll be talking about poetic justice versus divine retribution.

Her highness died soon thereafter - divine retribution for using a fork.

"Then we heard the condemnation, the divine retribution charges."

The final stanza once again calls for divine retribution against the enemies of the Jewish people.

Conversely, not fearing God is said to result in Divine retribution.

Nearly all fossils, the museum asserts, are relics of that divine retribution.

Finally, she is killed by a bolt of lightning in an act of divine retribution.

The concept of divine retribution is resolutely denied in Buddhism.

The traditional explanation is one of divine retribution.

I'm convinced that selling your house is divine retribution for the mortal sin of trading up.

Evil omens followed as if by divine retribution, making the men increasingly nervous.

All part of the divine retribution and penance for the Irish being so profligate.

Divine retribution, a general term for the phrase "Wrath of God"

Without question there are all the dramatic ingredients here to make one reflect on fatal flaws and the working out of divine retribution.

The enigma nearly made Quark believe in divine retribution.