Sentence examples for a great backlash from inspiring English sources

"I think, because Brock was a substantial influence in getting the Claremont decision passed, that this was in part a great backlash against him," said Beth Rodd, Democrat of Bradford and formerly of Brooklyn.

"As people realized how important computer programming was, there was a greater backlash and an attempt to reclaim it as a male activity," Aurora told me.

Polish far-right experts said the annual event prompted a greater backlash this year, due to the more overt racism on display and greater international scrutiny of the event.

And then, a few years after that, came the great backlash.

Whenever there have been victories of any kind for black people, for other people of color, in our America, there is almost an insanely immediate reaction of great discomfort and great backlash.

The Great Backlash, as Mr. Frank calls it, "is a working-class movement that has done incalculable, historic harm to working-class people".

Yet the American response, Mr. Berger acknowledged, was being carefully measured in hopes of not inciting a greater nationalist backlash in Austria.

Read, one assumes, did not want to risk a greater political backlash in the US by going into detail about the tax wheeze.

As a conservative, President Bush would have faced a greater public backlash had he sought to imprison leakers, said Gabriel Schoenfeld, a senior scholar with the Hudson Institute, a conservative-leaning research organization.

"There are too many people doing too many different things, and the authorities know if they use so-called legal methods, it will only provoke a greater domestic backlash and more international pressure," he said.

While both used football as a platform, Warner said, fans identified with his story, from grocery bagger to Super Bowl M.V.P., more than they identified with Tebow, who garnered a greater following and greater backlash, so much so that Warner felt compelled to reach out to his friend in recent weeks.