Sentence examples for sort of a backlash from inspiring English sources

Of course the Mac was created in part as sort of a backlash against the command line interface of DOS (typing long strings of complicated computing commands, not pointing and clicking with a mouse like we're used to now), though Mac OS X now boasts a Unix Shell terminal with its own command line interface.

It's sort of a backlash of a lot of the weird SoundCloud trends with these bedroom producers making trap, like the Sadboys crew.

But when the pop star uploaded a series of pics ahead of the iHeart Radio Awards Sunday night, he created a different sort of reaction: a backlash.

The civil-rights legislation of the sixties, including the very laws that led to the enforcement of Brown, arose from a sort of backlash to the backlash.

They seemed to be claiming that sort of absence of a backlash as a sort of back-to-front mandate.

Eight years after the election of the first black president, some have framed Trump's rise as some sort of "backlash" by a silent majority of mostly white men who resent their fading political power.

Because the Labour's leader's initial observation, that the 2008 financial crisis was an indictment of a complacent elite, against which some sort of public backlash was likely, was correct.

Almost inevitably, soaring numbers produced the sort of political backlash that we are now witnessing.

At the same time, no official here wants the success of white farmers to be too visible, lest it engender the sort of racial backlash that has helped spur Zimbabwe's land takeovers and that is building in both South Africa and Namibia.

Of all the polarizing things Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has said and done over the years, from banning large sugary drinks to supporting congestion pricing, few have generated the sort of viral backlash that has unexpectedly mounted after his weekly radio show on Friday.

But most recently, the abundance of this sort of coverage has inspired something of a backlash, fueled in part by Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, who complained on "Meet The Press" this weekend that the focus should be on Carson's proposals as a candidate.