Sentence examples for addressing the backlash from inspiring English sources

Addressing the backlash against him in the US, Snowden said much of it was predictable.

The supermodel is finally addressing the backlash.

Matt Damon released a statement Wednesday addressing the backlash surrounding comments he made about diversity on Sunday's Season Four premiere of HBO's "Project Greenlight," the reality television series he produces with Ben Affleck.

The director remained rather quiet about addressing the backlash the episode received, which included both fans and critics threatening to quit the series and debating the depiction of rape on television.

Later addressing the backlash to her previous claim that she and former President Bill Clinton were once "dead broke," Clinton acknowledged, "That was an inartful use of words, obviously".

In addressing the backlash, she said "I don't think that in the relationship that Mindy's reaction to it was 'I feel violated'; it was 'Hey man, run that by me!'" She could have provided a much stronger answer, but the basis of her defense is valid.

But we must also address the backlash against those who reach out to Muslim countries.

The company's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, subsequently met with prominent rightwing leaders to address the backlash.

She did not address the backlash directly, but a tweet encouraging hard work was met by a number of angry responses on Wednesday.

Britton herself addressed the backlash in a tweet: "I just don't think a $5000 gown would have added to the conversation in the same way".

Kanye doesn't have the temperament to address the backlash playfully like Metallica and Jay Z did, but surely there's some significance in the choice of opener: Stronger, with its Nietzschean sentiment, "What doesn't kill me makes me stronger".