Sentence examples for be a backlash to from inspiring English sources

Some of that interest "may be a backlash" to the high-tech movement, she added.

But at some point there will be a backlash to this.

There may be a backlash to the sacking: people complaining of media luvvies moaning about a few off-camera remarks.

Eating there is comfortable, perhaps because the service is not fawning (could there be a backlash to all that Danny Meyer good will?) but confident and perceptive without attitude, which is more unusual than it should be.

The authorities anticipated there would be a backlash to the removal of the statue, which had become a rallying point for Estonia's large Russian-speaking minority, particularly as it was removed to a less accessible military graveyard.

Mr. Cusack, who had a box-office miss with the war-themed "Grace Is Gone" last year, prefers to concentrate on word of mouth in the antiwar movement and said he thinks that at some point there will be a backlash to the backlash.

The Occupy movement was a backlash to the financial crisis.

"It's a backlash to what was sexy, what was distressed or dirty or grungy.

Predictably, there was a backlash to the Internet-assisted identification of the people involved in the alcohol-fueled riot.

"I think there has been a backlash to that in the last few years, and rightfully so.

Judging from my Twitter feed, there's been a backlash to "30 Rock" this season, particularly the character of Liz Lemon, played by Tina Fey.