Sentence examples for represent only a backlash from inspiring English sources

For the Pakistani government the Taliban represent only a backlash against what used to be their own creation.

Journalists have stressed that she represents a backlash against populism.

The X Files represents a backlash against the hard-nosed, bottom-line Eighties and Nineties.

Club 487 represents a backlash against the sanitization and gentrification of the UK capital.

The Trump Era represents a backlash against both our first African-American president and the prospect of a female president.

The third phase represents a backlash effect in which the shortcomings of a new technique and its inferiority to prior modalities are stressed.

If Frank Rich is correct that "The Producers" and "The Sopranos" represent the beginning of a backlash against political correctness ("Springtime for Adolf and Tony," column, May 12), then the greatest legacy of our largely unsuccessful experiment in the use of sanitized language will be a desire not only to return to, but to have an even greater relish for, offensive speech.

Only an international backlash prevented it from limiting the 2015 World Cup to the ten Test-playing teams.

But there will be a backlash too.

But there might still be a backlash.

Abolishing the Friday 7.30 would provoke a huge backlash from the states, as the ABC has already centralised television production in Sydney and Melbourne and the current affairs programs represent the only remaining productions in some states.