Sentence examples for it boomeranged from inspiring English sources

"It boomeranged," said one conservative leader.

Do not scorn the political power of the alliterative hat trick: in 1884, it boomeranged to determine the outcome of a presidential election.

Be it the cashier, the manager, the loan officer, all will be of assistance somehow sometime, so give them the respect to get it boomeranged.

The Democrats should be eyeing a government shutdown, since it really boomeranged on the Republicans when they tried it in 1995.

"They were in so many advertisements and getting paid for so much publicity, and now it's boomeranged on them".

Now we we need to confront the reality that it has boomeranged and created an opposite effect.

That has been tried more than once in the past two decades, and it has always boomeranged.

Normally among the most visible and audible of Democrats, Mr. Schumer has taken an uncharacteristically low profile on the touchy subject, a strategy that somewhat boomeranged when it drew some tabloid heat in New York, as well as a criticism from Mr. Bloomberg.

GE's reputation for complexity, which once earned it a certain mystique, has boomeranged on the industrial giant.

Its black hole attack has boomeranged back.

But while China has moved to outlaw the trade in ivory, for example, international efforts to persuade it to end bear bile farming may have boomeranged.