Sentence examples for historical animus from inspiring English sources
(Wright adapted the same material into a play, "Camp David," which premiered in March at Arena Stage in Washington). Carter sought to overcome the historical animus between the two peoples.
To say that the marriage bans now at issue are not somehow the product of this historical animus is to ignore reality.
The standard interpretation of Reformation images among Koerner's colleagues in art history is that they would prefer not to, and Koerner's study is an attempt to undo "the art-historical animus against Reformation art" (32).
Let's recognize that there are many people of good will for whom "Washington Redskins" contains sentimental and historical attachment — and not an ounce of intended animus.
Admitting My Addiction to 'Age of Empires III' Saved Me from Depression.
He's been the modern-day protagonist of all games up to this point, whose genetic memories as interpreted by the Animus have led to such fantastic historical adventures, so, basically: What the hell?
But no sooner were these fables dispatched by scrupulous JFK researchers, than public discourse on the JFK story was engulfed by a new set of assertions imbued with an anti-conspiratorial animus that is also unhinged from the historical record.
And of course it gives you license to do whatever you want in the actual historical world that doesn't technically fit, or isn't historically accurate, because you can just go 'Animus!' at any point". But the conceit works; it's a way in.
To combat the animus targeted at racial and religious minorities, including Catholics, the Order formed a historical commission which published a series of books, among other activities.
President of the new Mattachine Society of Washington, a historical society, dedicated to educating lawmakers and the legal community about the politics, the embedded animus and the government persecution of LGBT Americans.
