A counter-backlash against the forces of backlash?
But oddly, the backlash against Sherman led to a counter-backlash.
Any of these combustible subjects can spark a week-long orgy of backlash and counter-backlash, with arguments so convoluted they would leave medieval theologians reeling.
Playing it long Real politics, at last? Reprints Related items The European Commission: A knight in tarnished armourOct 28th 2004The Buttiglione backlash has sparked a counter-backlash from top clerics.
Christopher Nolan's gargantuan space symphony – I'd say "space opera", but Hans Zimmer's mighty, organ-tastic score says otherwise – has bounced between so many opposing walls of hype, backlash and counter-backlash by now that it seems to have been in the cosmos far longer, as if made prematurely ancient by one of its intricately devised spacetime wormholes.
That has provoked a counter-backlash from abortion-rights advocates: "As a long-time customer, I am horrified by this response, which I assure you will create far more hostility than the original interview," responded shareholder activist Nell Minow, also on the company's Facebook page.
In a bid to counter the backlash from officers, a number of developers have created automatic mobile video upload software.
To counter the backlash, the Corn Refiners Association last week suggested changing the name of the ingredient to "corn sugar," hoping a new moniker would help rebuild the product's image.
A veteran City figure has been appointed by Barclays as the new chair of its board remuneration committee in what is being viewed as a move to counter a backlash from shareholders and others over the bank's raising of bonuses despite a fall in profits.
If I was The Gap I would have countered the backlash by changing my logo to this.
Every step toward social justice has been countered by backlash.
