Sentence examples for deep animus from inspiring English sources

True, Democrats' giving patterns and fundraising prowess have been aided by the deep animus many feel toward President Bush.

WASHINGTON — Many Republicans with a deep animus for President Obama find their hearts aflutter with the memory of a former leader.

If Strzok's texts reveal deep animus toward Trump or an operational effort to tilt one or more investigations, then all of his actions have to be reviewed to assure the public's confidence in the bureau.

He capitalises on the deep animus the "alt-right" have for mainstream "fake news" to raise funds for himself and others to travel around the country to "alt-right" events (right now, he's trying to crowdfund his trip to Portland).

Construction on the first stage of the Second Avenue subway, which will stretch from East 96th Street to East 63rd Street when it opens around 2017, has created a deep animus between the authority and residents who say the project has transformed a once-bustling boulevard into dystopian blight.

Many Republicans with a deep animus for President Obama find their hearts aflutter with the memory of a former leader.

But the objections of many Tories suggest a deeper animus, fuelled by Euroscepticism, climate-change denial and an attachment to a turbine-free English landscape.

Print publishing may have lost significant currency with consumers and advertisers in a digital age, but investors have a far deeper animus.

If the president is mulling Mr. Rosenstein's fate, he holds a deeper animus toward Mr. Sessions for recusing himself from the Russia investigation.

The Dodgers, in turn, accused Selig of harboring a "deep-seated animus" toward McCourt and calling the league an "avowed adversary".

If the Butts's story was merely about her getting caught up in a wide net of holds that would be bad enough, but, as Ornstein said, part of this is about a deep-seated animus toward Obama.