Sentence examples for terrible backlash from inspiring English sources

"I think they deserve a terrible backlash.

They said it would have a terrible backlash.

It's thanks to him that there was such a terrible backlash against women after the Revolution".

The Liberal Democrats, he said, would experience a "terrible backlash" on election day.

So in practice, the Austrian diplomat believes, the "Serb republic" will become less and less different in character from Bosnia's other half, a federation of Croats and Muslims.In Serbia, those who feared that the extradition of Mr Milosevic would create a terrible backlash have been proved wrong.

A pre-emptive Israeli or American strike on its nuclear facilities would provoke a terrible backlash, sanctions would either be ineffective or would hit the population while leaving Iran's leadership intact, and ignoring the problem would undermine the international community's legitimacy and respect.

"If you try to cheat consumers by paying other consumers to talk up a brand - if that comes out, the backlash is terrible".

Then I detest myself for hoping that, but I know if they do claim to be Muslim, the backlash will be terrible.

So, the story here, I guess, is we have some measure of karmic backlash against a terrible idea that was executed with a minor example of the incompetence we've come to expect from the RNC these days.

The backlash moments have been terrible.

But he argued that once it had been granted, no sane politician should ever think about taking it away: the backlash would be too terrible.