Sentence examples for drew a backlash from inspiring English sources

All three drew a backlash from the Chinese government.

And they drew a backlash from Republican and Democratic lawmakers, many of whom called Mr. Trump's utterances unacceptable at best and plainly racist at worst.

And this split between Vietnamese groups became especially controversial when Nguyen started a charity, Canadians Helping Kids in Vietnam (CHKV), to send money back to Vietnam, which drew a backlash from those in the Vietnamese community who vehemently opposed the Communist government.

Not surprisingly, the post drew a backlash ― not all of it from conservatives.

Not surprisingly, the post drew a backlash ― not all of it from conservatives.

The usually blunt, slightly racist stuff that comes out of Bratton's mouth drew a backlash in this instance as local papers ran front page stories the following day.

It could also draw a backlash from advocates for immigrants.

But some of those critiques have drawn a backlash.

"Daddy Lessons" received heightened attention earlier that year after Beyoncé performed the song alongside the Dixie Chicks at the Country Music Awards, drawing a backlash.

Mayor Alex Penelas of Miami-Dade County and Mayor Joe Carollo of Miami made it clear that they sided with Cuban-Americans against the federal government, drawing a backlash from around the country.

Repeated claims of mismanagement and worse by Mr. Scott and Mr. Rubio have drawn a backlash from Democrats, who said the governor's order to law enforcement to impound voting machines was inappropriate.