Sentence examples for waves of backlash from inspiring English sources

This aesthetic has persisted in spite of waves of backlash, including Rashida Jones's documentary "Hot Girls Wanted," which scrutinized the dreams promised to both actresses and viewers involved with the amateur porn industry.

The news of his appointment as foreign policy adviser to Trump in March 2015 was met with a wave of backlash.

With Dunham, the first wave of backlash came with the note that she hadn't represented women of colour in Girls.

Groupon, whose core product can be thought of in and of itself as a form of marketing, has had a mixed history with ad campaigns — Notably pulling its consumer-facing Super Bowl campaign after a wave of backlash.

Arınc's comments prompted a wave of backlash.

During the wave of backlash from Twitter critics, Yost responded with taunts about his book earnings.

There is clearly a strong tidal wave of backlash, and conversely a less publicized subset of support for the law.

The advertorial package was denounced by readers, and the Atlantic promptly removed the post after receiving a wave of backlash.

The op-ed has triggered a wave of backlash on social media, as people accused both the writer and CityNews of homophobia.

A conservative columnist is facing a wave of backlash for his callous dismissal of a story on the death of a Yemeni mother's 2-year-old son.

President Trump ignored a wave of backlash about his administration's treatment of black Americans and visited the opening of a Mississippi civil rights museum anyway.