Sentence examples for a backlash emerged from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the mid-1960s a backlash emerged against 12-tone dogma.

And a backlash emerged: Eminem has become the most successful rapper of his time by ignoring much of hip-hop culture and concentrating on lyrics.

But since the documentation of Mr. Berg's death, there is at least anecdotal evidence of a backlash emerging among news executives.

The arrival of immigrant laborers from Mexico and Central America in the past few decades exacerbated the social tensions, and, in the late nineties, a white backlash emerged.

When I suggested to Penn, back in 2005, that there might be a strong backlash emerging against the notion of Clintonism, he waved me away.

But a backlash soon emerged.

While by the end of the decade a backlash had emerged against post-rock due to its "dispassionate intellectuality" and its perceived increasing predictability, a new wave of post-rock bands such as Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Sigur Rós emerged who further expanded the genre.

32 In turn, a "backlash" has emerged with the more right wing media and society's "middle classes," objecting to affirmative action.

The companies involved in the partnership recognize that a backlash could emerge in response to such effects.

Perhaps out of concern that a backlash could emerge if enough consumers learned the source of their leather, many of the large chain retailers and manufacturers of leather products tend to offer more rather than less information.

Gender issues: A backlash is emerging to the long effort to elevate the treatment and prospects of girls, resulting in a renewed focus on the needs of boys.