animus

when the active-laser-defense system of the Type-99 Tank locks on your ass, you wont be able to see your animus anymore.

But such is her animus against traditional Christianity that she cannot render quite the same service for the faith she was once devoted to.

Her inner animus is an analytical man, sharp as a razor and willing to work night and day until he reaches perfection in his chosen craft.

Famous Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung developed the concept of the "animus" to better understand the inner masculine side of women.

But Smith was a Catholic, a group that had inherited some of the nativist animus once aimed at Freemasons.

A lot of people seem to think that I created the blog out of some personal animus toward Steve Jobs.

Of note, the post garnered some animus toward me especially from a few fellow bloggers.

The viciousness of the official animus toward the indigent can be breathtaking.

He is a form of the animus, and reveals to the hero the nature of the collective unconscious.

It is popular with the public because art combined with technology is its animus and the simplicity of conformation is its principle.

Men can argue in a very womanish way, too, when they are anima-possessed and have thus been transformed into the animus of their own anima.

She knows she should tread carefully, yet she can't resist the potentially deadly sting of the Scorpio animus.

The wartime animus of the two nations subsided into mutual distrust when peace finally came.

animus: a strong feeling of dislike or hatred.

Obama can recast himself as the consumer's best friend, and welcome the animus of Wall Street.

As far as tort of medical nonfeasance is concerned, firstly, tort of medical nonfeasance is an act which is comprised of animus and corpus.

Thought David defeated me in the election I bear no animus toward him; we are good friends.

The district judge relied on the testimonies of three other women, all of whom bore animus toward her.

The real story here is not about personalities, political animus, or ideological conflict.

The choppy, jolting style is striking. But not as striking, perhaps, as his animus for Isabel Lyon.

Possession caused by the anima or animus presents a different picture.

Why such animus against Mr Wolfowitz?

Worse, she implies that racial animus was behind a lot of reform.

In the center is the animus, the It, the life force, holding all to their appropriate whirling stations.

She has an animus against me.

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

The popular animus against the rich is inscribed in our cultural narrative as surely as is our curiosity about them;

an animus against intellectuals in government

to harbor an animus against boys who wear their hair long