Sentence examples for strong animus from inspiring English sources

There was a whole group in the State Department that was essentially opposed to immigration because of a very strong animus to people from Eastern and Southern Europe, particularly Jews.

Add to this white male anger some strong animus against the rights of women, against respect for sexual minorities and persons with disabilities.

But the stronger animus against the movie seems to be an annoyance with the characters — passive, mopey, self-consciously "creative" even though they do not create much of anything — that extends to the filmmaker herself.

He assembled a solid team, made key allies and parried suspicions inspired by his outsider status and strong personality and the union animus of some supporters.

The story is told in the last version of "The Steel", a poem Murray revised in light of his discovery of the whole story; though the class animus is still strong:    "Perhaps we were wrong    to make a scapegoat out of you;    perhaps there was no stain    of class in your decision,    no view that two framed degrees    outweighed a dairy.

Politics always has been divisive in America, but new research shows that PARTISAN ANIMUS may be stronger than racial hostility.

Voiding some marriages, but not others, is so powerful an expression of inequality and disrespect for interstate reciprocity that it requires a stronger justification than anti-gay animus.

The company also said that the newly disclosed comments by the trial judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson of Federal District Court, "demonstrate an animus towards Microsoft so strong that it inevitably infected his rulings".

It's hard to imagine what people mean when they say that anti-Muslim feelings run especially strong in Rakhine State because anti-Muslim animus is close to the surface among Buddhist Burmese everywhere in the country--much more so than in Thailand, even through a separatist Muslim insurgency has been raging in three southern provinces there for more than a decade.

In such an event, Mr Kennedy told his MPs this week that his party could win another 50 Tory seats, mainly in the south of England.Why should the animus against the Conservatives remain so strong?

The truce was not widely adopted in French-controlled areas of the front; German soldiers had spent 1914 overrunning a huge swath of French territory, and animus toward the occupiers was too strong.