Sentence examples for first backlash from inspiring English sources

For this undercooked, inartfully worded statement, Mr. Bieber has been pilloried in some circles, maybe the first backlash of his career not expressly tied to his perceived lack of talent.

After the first backlash, what are the next conversations to have, both about American life in general, and about white southern identity and the persistent meanings of the Confederate flag in particular?

Going back forty years, the first backlash effort against the gay movement in this country — Anita Bryant's "Save Our Children" campaign, which began in 1977 to oppose an anti-discrimination ordinance in Miami — trafficked in images of homosexual recruitment and child molestation.

There were some last-minute heroics to keep the title race bubbling, domestic bother for a former Spurs player, a surprise candidate for the Marseille coaching job (which isn't even available – yet), a triple-disaster for Rennes, your usual refereeing scandal and an impressive response from France's golden boy facing the first backlash of his career.

Witness the first backlash Groupon ever faced: Those Superbowl ads.

It was there that the first backlash against cannabis began.

But 1976 saw rioting in Notting Hill, "the first major backlash from my generation".

First, the backlash against the liberal orthodoxies of the boom years could make the capital a harder place to do business.

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's initiative to eliminate public workers' union rights provoked the first big backlash since last November's Tea Party takeover of the US Congress and 12 states.

First, the backlash against the benefit's withdrawal from the better-off, which cast a shadow over his conference speech yesterday, reveals the scale of likely conflict.

At first, the backlash against PG&E focused on the notion that the meters were giving artificially high readings, but that died down after studies confirmed their overall accuracy.