animus

They nourish animus to us.

the author's animus towards her.

an inexplicable animus against intellectuals.

the reformist animus came from within the Party.

When you have an animus against a person, you should give it up.

He harbored a deep animus towards his former boss.

The two rival companies have an animus towards each other.

Their animus towards authority figures is evident in their rebellious behavior.

The political debate was filled with animus and personal attacks.

She couldn't hide her animus towards her ex-husband during the meeting.

The animus between the two families has been going on for generations.

His animus towards change makes it difficult for him to adapt to new situations.

The animus in the workplace was affecting team morale.

The animus between the two countries escalated into a full-blown conflict.

The animus in the room was palpable as they argued over the project.

We should not be projecting any kind of distrust animus on that event.

We need to move off of the personal animus strategy.

" When we think of racial prejudice, we think of antipathy toward people of color, a general sense of animus, " Jardina says.

These measures,the first of which became a law on March 2,1867, betrayed an animus not found anywhere in Lincoln's plans or Johnson's proclamations.

By contrast, elevated rates of sickness and death – which stem from structural disadvantages – aren’t the fault of any one individual’s racial animus.

I would suggest that these three questions and the nativist animus behind them have succeeded in framing the larger contours of the immigration debate.

Though your description of both my temperament and physique is accurate, the one thing that I have on my side is that I have no personal animus against the other side.

Psychologist Carl Jung identifies these different dimensions of our character as: the anima — which is the unconscious feminine part of a male, and the animus — the unconscious masculine part of a female.

Those reservations fell by the wayside as a wave of anti-Mexican animus, triggered by an economic recession, led the Immigration and Naturalization Service to adopt a highly militarized approach to immigration law enforcement, with Operation Wetback at its center.

Although Russell's hostile activity of 1862 was still secret — and remained secret for some five-and-twenty years — his animus seemed to be made clear by his steady refusal to stop the rebel armaments.