Sentence examples for backlash going from inspiring English sources

"There's no special backlash going on now, other than maybe the residual effect of resentment after 12 Years A Slave.

There's a broad tech backlash going on right now; I wonder just how deep the disillusionment runs.

For the past four or five years there's been a lot of dull, perfected work around, but there's an industry backlash going on now".

Fantastic stuff: if only he'd have stopped there, we might have been able to really get the Olivia Colman backlash going.

I just got off the phone with Western Digital's Director of Marketing for MioNet, Brian Miller, and I picked his brain about some of the DRM backlash going around.

What is the backlash going to affect?

Mark Hix, perhaps anticipating a Welsh backlash, goes for caerphilly in his book British Regional Food, while Delia consigns any such concerns to the bottom of Lyn Tegid, and plumps for an equal mix of cheddar and parmesan for the Welsh Rarebit Soufflé in her Complete Cookery Course.

The backlash went so far as to inspire a boycott among some shoppers, though again Mehta said that this was not the primary cause for returning tipping.

Warnings of a severe political backlash went unheeded.

As far as a backlash goes, this movie's got everything going for it except for people who already hate on it.

The Backlash goes into the deep background and the bizarre rise of Glenn Beck, the current darling of the Fox News rabid reporters.