She is shocked by the animosity towards teachers expressed on social media, and believes this is allowed to continue only because the profession is dominated by women.
At another point, the former) President acknowledged receiv ing reports that Kennedy staff men had expressed animosity toward him on the flight from Dallas to Washington after the assassination on Nov. 22, 1963.
An artist whose work has nothing to do with her gender should probably not be labeled, in a stand-alone piece, a "woman artist," particularly when that artist has expressed animosity toward the term. .
Pelfrey expressed no animosity over the decision by Philadelphia Manager Charlie Manuel, who was responsible for choosing the pitchers.
In the case of Amazon, President Trump has on several occasions expressed his animosity toward the company, accusing it earlier this month of killing retail jobs.
These exchanges, such as with the great entomologist EO Wilson, are often ill-tempered spats, in which entrenched positions are expressed with animosity.
Officials in Washington have said that some of the students, who are still under investigation, expressed extreme animosity toward the United States.
In some corners of Toronto's arts community, Gladstone partisanship is expressed as animosity toward the Drake, with its jet-setting clientele and unembarrassed marketing of hipster allure.
"There's been an awful lot of animosity and ill-will expressed," said Regan.
