Sentence examples for moral backlash from inspiring English sources

It's also not one guided purely by fears of a moral backlash.

But the nyabinghi style went beyond this particular band; Bob Marley recorded nyabinghi songs, and in the recent moral backlash against the hard sentiments and harder music of Jamaican dancehall-reggae, some of dancehall's own practitioners have gone back to the nyabinghi style to demonstrate their own live-and-let-live Rastafarian faith.

This is why war always involves horrific moral backlash.

This week's unveiling of a neon artwork by Tracey Emin in 10 Downing Street looks very much like an attempt to balance the new image of Cameron the moral conservative backlash-surfer with a sop to contemporary cultural cool.

In New Zealand, at least, the Tribunal's decision is staving off the moral crusaders' reactionary backlash.

In fact, they've been so culturally dominant that even if they'd been an unambiguous moral good, they'd have inspired a backlash out of fatigue.

But when women are asked to advocate for others, they face a conflict because they must either relinquish or reduce their usual moral standards, or open themselves up to possible social backlash.

The backlash spread to Twitter, where people cried out against "moral genocide" and the teaching of "secular trash".

There is of course no moral equivocation between the horrors of "honour" killing and the social backlash for choosing a stupid and insensitive title for a public talk.

According to Gary Loach from GaydarNation, Dot was being used by the programme makers to expose the bigotry of the "moral majority" in the real world following a public and media backlash over EastEnders screening of its first homosexual kiss.

The Fed was concerned about overreaction, both because of moral-hazard worries and because of the potential for a public backlash.