backlash in a sentence

Definition

Backlash refers to a strong negative reaction or response from a group of people against a decision, action, or policy.

The company faced significant backlash after the controversial decision was announced.
After the policy change, there was a public backlash that couldn't be ignored.
The artist received backlash from fans who disagreed with his latest album's direction.
Many politicians are wary of backlash when proposing new legislation.
The film's portrayal of certain characters sparked a backlash from various advocacy groups.
Social media erupted in backlash following the celebrity's insensitive comments.
She anticipated backlash from her peers before taking a stand on the issue.
The organization issued a statement to address the backlash it received from the community.
Backlash can often lead to changes in policy or public perception.
He was surprised by the backlash, as he thought his ideas were well-received.