Sentence examples for backlash stage from inspiring English sources

I am talking about "Downton Abbey," which, in the States, is in the midst of Season 2, and eliciting infatuation; in Britain, it's on hiatus after a two-hour Christmas special (that's right! two hours!) and already in the backlash stage.

Afterwards, Michaels crossbodied Vince down through a part of the Backlash staging area.

Hassan Nasrallah, the charismatic leader of Hizbullah, Lebanon's Shia party-cum-militia, provoked an angry backlash by staging a giant rally to protest against the film.

Is it nonsense?" Evidently, we are reaching what Shrimsley, in defining the various stages of the bubble, calls stage three: "backlash," in which critics question Piketty's credibility and some people write off the whole thing as media hype.

However, this predictable backlash actually sets the stage for a GOP that might actually be relieved by the Supreme Court decision for at least a couple of reasons.

Reasons include a cyclical investor backlash to inflated seed-stage valuations, increasing preference among established investors for later-stage and larger deals and a decline in funding for new mobile app and SaaS-focused startups.

Their vitrines and casts set the stage for a backlash when craft would come back into fashion, courtesy of the superficial marketing logic our art seems reduced to.

For this could set the stage for severe backlash, and for law enforcement to exert unchecked authority.

But more considered voices staged a later backlash.

So just as schools increasingly seek to ramp up discipline to prewar grammar school levels, so movies are staging their own backlash to the progressive liberalism of the 60s and 70s (itself, of course, a reaction to the tyrannies of Victorian paternalism).

But if the past two decades have witnessed a surge in prosperity for corporations, they have also set the stage for the inevitable backlash.