Sentence examples for have animus from inspiring English sources

"WE LIVE now in hard times, not end times", declared Jon Stewart to an overflowing crowd of some 200,000 ironic-sign-toting fans on the National Mall in Washington, DC. "We can have animus and not be enemies".

And we can have animus, and not be enemies.

And we can have animus and not be enemies.

He decried the "extensive effort it takes to hate" and declared "we can have animus and not be enemies".

I have no animus toward bicycles in and of themselves.

"It's overdrawn, I have no animus or ill will toward George Bush," he says.

And – this is closer to it, I suppose – I have an animus against people who attempt to police our language.

And while he said he did not hate Texas — "I don't have any animus, except for these oil companies".

Olson and Boies will aim to show that the motivation for Proposition 8 could only have been animus — a rationale that the Court does not look kindly on.

Using Wisconsin as an example, he said, "You just don't have the animus between union and antiunion here that you have in some other places".

As Snoop and Ferg trade lines as the song closes, any rivalry that may have signalled animus in the past now brings to mind the sort of respectful competition that one expects to see between worthy challengers.