Sentence examples for public animus from inspiring English sources

Other figures of extreme public animus have been influenced by different types of novels.

"They think, 'Who's going to watch my back when I go in there, with all that racist history?' " Mr. Evans and others say that the recruiting is not as difficult as that, and that with diversification has come a reduced degree of public animus and suspicion.

The very public animus directed at Mr. Bessinger seems partly rooted in liberal and corporate hostility toward the State Legislature, which kept the Confederate flag flying above the Statehouse dome for decades until protests reached a fever pitch just a few years ago.

Thornton later denied this statement, which was a major source of the public animus towards him following his arrest.

The backdrop to the fight over bonuses is a simmering public animus toward Wall Street, particularly since the financial crisis of 2008, coupled with an increasingly problematic reliance on the same financial industry to generate the investment returns needed to fund a huge portion of the nation's retirement system.

The word has gotten out about how widely disliked the Canucks are across the N.H.L., with public expressions of animus toward the team during the finals from third parties like Edmonton defenseman Ryan Whitney, Chicago forward Dave Bolland, the Dallas enforcer Krys Barch and the former Ottawa team president Roy Mlakar.

If I were a parent treating my child with Adderall I think I would just keep quiet in light of the general public's overt animus.

This animus toward public employees stayed with him.

Beyond the audacity of the protest, the public gloating revealed the animus that many Chinese feel toward Mr. Fang, who has been unapologetic about his role in creating a system that bars access to tens of thousands of Web sites.

The when and how, including whether the teachers' union gets a pay increase in return, are left to a poker game in which the mayor holds big cards: the reality of the short day and an angry public's at times irrational animus toward unions.

"The idea that the NYPD is targeting public housing out of some animus towards blacks shows a lack of knowledge about policing strategy," said Mac Donald.