Sentence examples for total backlash from inspiring English sources

"I think there was total backlash," Parker, who issued an apology shortly after the controversy, added.

There have been ups and downs; "Battle for Middle You" coming out and going wild, but then things like "Duccy" where I released a track and there was a total backlash.

After raking in over $3m in total, then came the backlash, somewhat unfairly, as critics carped that a man of Braff's means should not be petitioning the public for funds.

"I think there has been a backlash against the total transformation when people wanted to have everything done head to toe," she said.

The idea here is to allow brands to test their video ad campaigns before committing the funds to roll them out more broadly – something that could help them to tweak the creative material, or even pull back on an ad rollout that could have ended up being a total misfire that draws consumer backlash.

I'm going to bet on backlash, though not total rebellion.

This may also be a backlash against the MPRP's near-total domination of the airwaves and billboards before the election.

Though total viewership reached its highest point since 2010, MacFarlane drew a backlash from those who said that bits such as a parody song titled "We Saw Your Boobs" were offensive.

Total QBR grades quarterbacks in some innovative ways: As with any new statistic, there was backlash.

The tally fell to 41 in 2005, which was partly down to the backlash against the Iraq war but is mainly explained by the "devolution discount" that reduced the total number of Scottish seats to 59.

An anticipated backlash against the governing PCs failed to materialize, as Premier Ed Stelmach extended his party's seat total to 72 from 60.