Sentence examples for expressed animosity from inspiring English sources

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. .

Matthew didn't express animosity toward white Jews.

Pelfrey expressed no animosity over the decision by Philadelphia Manager Charlie Manuel, who was responsible for choosing the pitchers.

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.

At a closed-door Congressional hearing, an F.B.I. agent from Phoenix said today that he wrote a memorandum last July about a potential terrorist plot after conducting several interviews with Arab flight school students who expressed extreme animosity toward the United States, lawmakers said today.

The covert ways that adults expressed racial animosity often spilled out into the open among pre-adolescents.

But, if so, the high figure for those who express racial animosity suggests there is less of a stigma in France than elsewhere in admitting to it.

Young Americans are far less likely to express racial animosity than their elders, suggesting that as old bigots die, they will not be replaced.

Mr. Williams told lawmakers in closed session that after talking with several flight students from Arab countries and hearing them express extreme animosity toward the United States, he had recommended interviewing hundreds or even thousands of Middle Eastern students taking pilot training in this country.

fb.me/1xtgSRaNH — Allison Baver (@speedsk8chic) October 5, 2012 Mr. Cho's father even defended the coach, saying a few of the skaters "had personal issues with the coach and the situation degenerated into a platform for them to express their animosity toward the Korean coach.