Sentence examples for unpleasant backlash from inspiring English sources
Following Tippett's death in 1998, his music went somewhat out of fashion (perhaps because he had so recently been feted as the grand, albeit sandal-clad, old man of British music), and at the beginning of his centenary celebrations earlier this year there was a critical and even unpleasant backlash surrounding new productions of The Knot Garden.
It's always refreshing to hear from Jack Monroe (I didn't leave the Labour party. It left me, 20 March), but in this case the unpleasant backlash she has obviously suffered has tempted her into incontinent language: "'Vote Green and you'll get Tories' they shriek at me".
Johnston and her husband, Jim, found the backlash so unpleasant that they left the club for good.
If corporate America cannot deliver better governance, as well as better audit, it will have only itself to blame when the public backlash proves both fierce and unpleasant.
"When you get in that situation we got [into], there is the inevitable backlash which did occur and was very harsh and unpleasant.
Predictably, backlash began rumbling among prominent figures who'd been publicly shamed, and found it rather unpleasant to experience from the business end.
"Extremely unpleasant, just unpleasant".
