Sentence examples for has always backfired from inspiring English sources

"Authoritarian leaders always believe the best way to deal with dissidents is to jail them, but throughout history, it has always backfired".

Contrary to what the Obama administration would have you believe, he has always been a minor figure in Al Qaeda, and making a big deal of him now is backfiring.

I've played that game before and it's always backfired.

"The Irish guys then tried to eat up time but I have always felt as a player that can backfire and so it did here".

Although these efforts have sometimes backfired, and have often been decried as "too political", they have always been an integral part of American governance.

If you've always been praised as the best and brightest, chances are that that self-perception will eventually backfire; if you've had to earn your distinctions, they're more likely to last.

We've always felt free to meddle with animals in the name of good breeding, with results that sometimes backfire.

But then it would always backfire because then you had to do it the next day when everyone had already gone, which is more embarrassing.

And as history has shown again and again, price controls always backfire.

"It will always backfire".

Manipulative magic always backfires," she continued.