blowback

1 If the rose has a boyfriend, and the pair have dated for a long time, there will be blowback.

2 “I have tried being assertive about it, but I’m not comfortable with the blowback,” she says.

3 But there was one genuinely horrific bit of blowback from our winter on the north shore of the Sound.

4 He prefers Uber Eats to the potential blowback he might receive while trying to dine out around town.

5 The blowback is, in part, Bailey’s to shoulder.

6 But the blowback sent him off the tour and into hiding.

7 The evidence revealed that the people who run Fox, already anxious about viewer blowback over its election-night call of Arizona for Joseph R. Biden Jr., were worried about losing its audience for good.

8 Keeler’s research to prove that people are faking Indian identities has prompted blowback from critics who said that her work casts a cloud of suspicion over all Indigenous people.

9 That kind of bureaucratic rigidity sucks but it happens in big organizations where people want to avoid the blowback from unpopular decisions.

10 A day earlier, House Republicans had tried to gut the Office of Congressional Ethics, an independent investigative panel, only to reverse course after blowback from none other than President-elect Donald Trump.

11 Michelle Wolf received a swift and vehement blowback to her performance at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner last month, in which she delightedly roasted Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other political figures.

12 But Chapek has refused to do the same, a move which has drawn increasing blowback in recent days.

13 "Today, it's an innocuous figure, which is why I think we're seeing the blowback and the questioning of her removal, because people see faces on packages all the time," she said.

14 And some Allies said any blowback would not matter long anyway.

有些盟友说，不管怎样，任何负面影响都不会长期存在。

15 Is anything or anyone off-limits given that we have already seen blowback to remarks made at the Critics Choice Awards?

16 When she is met with the inevitable blowback from bigots, Azeem tells her it’s her fault for dressing “like an Algerian asylum seeker.”

17 How can Elizabeth choose without getting burned by some sort of blowback?

18 If the Osbornes seem less burdened by fears of blowback than many of their country peers, it has everything to do with the fact that their aspirations are simultaneously sweeping and humble.

19 Then came the blowback: Twitter users deployed the hashtag #notyourmule to argue against the notion that it was Mr. Rock’s duty to take up the struggles of other minority groups.

20 The last of those films, "The Rise of Skywalker," was obviously written by committee, in a desperate effort to correct the blowback and negative reaction among so many "Star Wars" fans to "The Last Jedi."

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