Sentence examples for constant backlash from inspiring English sources

Facebook is one of the only social platforms with an anti-pseudonym policy -- and it faces a constant backlash from people who don't use their legal names professionally, like drag queens, or people who avoid disclosing their identities for their own safety.

Of the constant backlash, the artist writes, "Dirty Corner has become the vehicle for the expression of our anxiety of 'the other' and emphasis that Art is a focus for our deepest longings and fears... Dirty Corner will now be marked with hate and I will preserve these scars as a memory of this painful history.

The dance song draws influences from electropop and teen pop, while its lyrics allude to the constant paparazzi and media backlash regarding Lohan.

Rather than evolving toward more sex worker involvement in policy, however, the backlash is nearly constant.

Roger C. Altman, a former Clinton administration Treasury official who founded the Wall Street boutique Evercore Partners, called the Wall Street backlash against Mr. Obama "a constant topic of conversation".

In essence, the backlash is replaced with a constant gain and a bounded disturbance, thereby resulting in an auxiliary uncertain linear system.

Further, the accuracy of a positioning system depends on the motor and gearbox being able to supply a constant torque from standstill to full speed with minimum backlash.

As the New York Times reported, Tisch had previously resigned from the Board of Regents because of public backlash against her strong support for the constant high-stakes testing of children and the use of student test scores to grade teachers.

Immediately the NFL received a backlash of bad publicity, with indignant football fans in constant sarcasm (akin to rules imposed about on-field behavior i.e. taunting opposition teams) referring to the NFL as the "No Fun League".

The comments, and the backlash against them, illustrate how a tormented racial history dating back centuries is in constant tension with the aspiration of a "rainbow nation".

Following her victory, Tsai said the backlash Chou faced had "shaken Taiwanese society," and added it will "serve as a constant reminder... about the importance of our country's strength and unity to those outside our borders".