counterblast

How To Use counterblast In A Sentence

• We are the counterblast to the easy comfort and cosy reassurance of all things you hate: the unholy amalgam of Zen, Californian, chilled-out, ethnic, post-hippie, Celtic and new age.
• With an explosive set of new proposals to go with it, it might provide the much-needed counterblast to Labour.
• Separate or joined, however, I was always ready with a defensive counterblast.
• Separate or joined, however, I was always ready with a defensive counterblast.
• He had not mentioned Sinclair's counterblast about the Gartree job. THE SCAR
• Whether viewed as a quick fix or a counterblast, the f-word is always fraught with danger.
• Nevertheless, he did good work on their behalf by editing a succession of antirent propagandist journals as a counterblast to the generally hostile popular press.
• I recollect nothing of this beyond the fact of meeting Mr. Wollaston; and except for Sir Charles's distinct assurance as to "all four," I should have thought my outrecuidance was probably a counterblast to Wollaston's conservatism. The Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley
• This highly original, thought-provoking and discursive counterblast against the hypocrisy and cant be served up to the [US ]public should be watched by anyone with any sympathy with that country's exploited and oppressed.
• Last month, in a counterblast to the BBC's survey of the 100 greatest novels, a newspaper poll of the 50 worst fingered The Alchemist for its ‘pseudo-philosophic witterings’.