Sentence examples for becomes a backlash from inspiring English sources

When the counter-movement arises, acquires a bitter and reactionary tone, and becomes a backlash, polarization and heightened disorder often lead to demands for order at any cost, at the expense of any amelioration that might otherwise have occurred.

Yet in recent days, as Eat, Pray, Love's star-studded PR machine has begun furiously selling their movie to an expectant world – it will hit cinemas in at least 20 countries – the first cynical whispers of what may soon become an angry backlash have started to be heard.

For some, the backlash becomes an opportunity to promote longstanding arguments.

Mr. Levison sat down with Marcus Mabry of The Times to discuss how he has become a symbol in the backlash against government spying, as well as the impact of the ordeal on his personal life.

It's become a community, and the backlash against the story has only made us stronger.

Blunt credits Sheeran and Tedder with helping him open up on the album about when "You're Beautiful" became a phenomenon and the backlash he received.

One week since a Chicago alderman's opposition to a new Chick-fil-A restaurant being built in his ward became a national story, the backlash hasn't exactly dissipated.

Moreover, as the economic crisis becomes less acute, a backlash is gathering strength.

It became a fad – with the inevitable backlash.

But what started as an emotional backlash soon became a far larger, longer and better co-ordinated assault on Estonia's very being.

Call it bad luck, bad timing, bad judgment or all of the above: Aetna, an old-line insurance company, transformed itself into a hard-charging, tightly run health care company four years ago, just in time to become a main target of the backlash against managed care, especially the kind Aetna was selling.