Sentence examples for bit of a backlash from inspiring English sources

I was quite prepared for a bit of a backlash.

But early results have been... mixed and prompted a bit of a backlash on social media.

"There is a little bit of a backlash that has culminated in these moratoriums," he said.

And in a new twist, Hallmark sees a bit of a backlash against America's celebrity culture.

Still, the ardor of the cool-roof advocates has prompted a bit of a backlash.

In fact, the proliferation of wireless devices appears to have unleashed a bit of a backlash.

The New York-based duo wrote "Blood Simple" together and plan to continue collaborating because, as they're fond of saying, "two heads are better than none". What the Coens call the "East Coast overhype" on "Blood Simple" has left them bashful, bemused and a bit wary of a backlash.

After the initial claims about the potential health benefits of microbiome research – the kind that tend to help funding – there has been a bit of a sceptical backlash.

But there has been a bit of a Freakonomics backlash lately, with some economists arguing that their peers are paying too much attention to cute cocktail party questions that don't really matter.

Influenced by Californian-style cooking, chef-founders Henrik Jyrk and Christian Mortensen gambled on a bit of a local backlash to the now ubiquitous Nordic cooking style to create a menu that spans the globe – ribs with kimchee, for example, or Ibérico ham with tempura squid.

"It's a little bit of an Internet backlash.