Sentence examples for common backlash from inspiring English sources

Thanks to Digg's rebels, the HD-DVD encryption code has become another victim of the "Streisand effect," an increasingly common backlash that occurs when someone tries to muzzle information on the Web.

"The more common reaction is backlash".

But the most common form of the backlash has come in a spate of bills known as Religious Freedom Restoration Acts (RFRA), that seek to claw back some of the ground lost to same-sex marriage by allowing businesses and individuals to refuse services to gay and lesbian couples on grounds of religious conviction.

I suspect Tofel is rooting for a backlash against lowest common denominators.

Common also talked about the backlash caused when he was invited to the White House to perform poetry.

While blockbuster backlash is a common thing (quick... find anyone who still admits to loving Independence Day or even Return of the King), the speed in which the 'oh, it's just about effects' talk has become mainstreamed is a little surprising.

In the Commons, Nicholas Ridley warned of a backlash against a "sort of medieval betrayal... if any of those who have used this device were to inherit the crown, uneasy would lie their head".

So far, it appears the forces of common interest are triumphing over the national political backlash in countries like Germany.

In common with others, he also cited fears of far right-led backlash in his homeland.

A common refrain among them points to a simple reason for the Color backlash beyond the larger "bubble" talk: no one wants to root for Goliath.

Those comments caused a backlash, provoking the then prime minister John Major to condemn him in the Commons.