Sentence examples for its backlash from inspiring English sources

Folly has its backlash.

But we can't judge a book by its backlash.

Fifteen years ago, pop culture began laying the groundwork for its backlash against elitism.

Granville-Barker, grappling with the effects of frivolous entertainment on British culture, doesn't seem to approve of the enlightened business position or its backlash, but, like Shaw at his most intriguing, he gives persuasive voice to all sides.

The Texas House turned red when Mr. DeLay did his thing back in 2002 and reasserted that tendency when the 2010 election — with its Tea Party influence, its backlash against the Obama administration and close-to-the-ground work by people like Mr. Sullivan —  turned the Legislature solidly Republican.

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"The Artist," with its backlash-defying momentum, ever so slightly widened its lead over "Midnight in Paris," which lost a bit of ground, in the best picture race; there was no change in the overall order.

You are invited to make a difference in your local community against all forms of discrimination and its backlashes".

Still, working on the basis that every trend inspires its own backlash, it was only a matter of time before campsites started marketing themselves on the luxuries they don't provide.

While the company could potentially benefit from the #deletefacebook movement (not that it's a shining beacon of consumer privacy), it is also facing its own backlash over an unwanted design update to the popular camera/communications app.

The question, though, is whether it's too much power, whether all that capability -- and especially the evident intention to use it without consultation even with some friends -- will generate its own backlash.