Sentence examples for obvious backlash from inspiring English sources

Sara Wilford, director of the "Art of Teaching" graduate program at Sarah Lawrence College, sees it as an obvious backlash.

"Once people are confronted by something they don't understand, the first instinct is fear and an obvious backlash," he says.

If you want to know how deeply some people resent the idea of women's advancement, the stream of online misogyny has been perhaps the most obvious, ugly backlash yet.

There's been an obvious and predictable backlash: rapes and sexual assaults in Tahrir Square and in various Occupy camps.

Here are a few unscientific and perhaps fairly obvious observations -- The expenses backlash is general and indiscriminate.

Dwelling on age carries the obvious risk of a backlash, which explains why other issues become useful proxies as campaigns try to talk about that which should not be talked about.

Armenian Christians, already classified as second-class citizens with inferior legal rights, became an obvious target for a Turkish backlash.

The backlash is most obvious on "Desperate Housewives" and "Boston Legal," ABC's heralded new dramatic comedies (dramedies, in Burbank parlance).

When the CZI was announced, it was met with skepticism and backlash, despite the obvious generosity.

Likely anticipating backlash, Facebook put obvious care into Tuesday's announcement, which came off the heels of a Wall Street Journal report.

The downside, employees forced to work when others are arguing with their families, is obvious, so has fuelled a growing backlash against Black Friday.