Sentence examples for a small backlash from inspiring English sources

But she did face a small backlash from her followers.

Indeed, the maximum-adorability factor (and success) of "Amélie" has inspired a small backlash in France.

There was a small backlash after the Mets began pushing the Los Mets brand in 2005 and 2006.

But as a Jewish rapper who speaks from the suburbs, he has caught a small backlash alongside considerable acclaim.

Despite a small backlash in recent weeks, this is as close as you can get to a lock.

The whole display has even prompted a small backlash, mostly in the person of Morrissey, the musician, who to a list of tour dates appended a statement disparaging the whole spectacle and questioning whether England had "ever been quite so foul with patriotism".

Many analysts say that whatever its inclinations, the government is unlikely to risk even a small public backlash at this volatile moment by releasing Mr. Mubarak.

Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues does not open until next week but some are crying enough already, saying Paramount's publicity campaign has overexposed all things Burgundy, and asking "Would he please evaporate?" "We predict the nation will be officially burned out on Burgundy," The Wire grumbled last week, echoing a small, vocal backlash.

The oscillating component of the dynamic transmission error was reduced over the entire frequency range compared to a system without a one-way clutch, and double-side contact could be prevented, even with very small backlash.

A modest backlash was inevitable.

Similar requirements have proven intensely controversial, notably in 1993-94, when the Clinton health care plan went down in large measure because of a small-business backlash.