There is no reference made to the battlefields of the Somme in this passage, but one knows as a reader of Virginia Woolf that she was greatly perturbed by the First World War, by its aftermath, by the damage it did to people's souls — the souls of those who got away and, naturally, of those who perished.
I thought he might help explain, too, why the intelligence community had been taken by surprise by the aftermath of victory in Iraq.
"So you take deep poverty and then you compound that by the aftermath of the hurricane, by the physical, psychological, emotional damage inflicted by the hurricane.
"We're now burdened by short-term financing needs that are driven by the aftermath of Sept. 11 and aggravated by the weak economic recovery," Creighton said.
The case has never been solved, and Skyler's family has been torn apart not just by the tragedy but by its aftermath of tabloid hell.
They've revealed little of themselves, in a campaign overshadowed by the aftermath of Sept. 11 and by the commanding Mr. Giuliani.
The album was released on October 22, 2012, by Top Dawg Entertainment, Aftermath Entertainment, and was distributed by Interscope Records.
Although our hospital is 80 miles from New Orleans, we were greatly affected by the storm and more by its aftermath.
Lawrence, who played five Tests for England before his career was ended by a horrific knee injury, was deeply affected by the aftermath of his delivery to Simmons.
For the past five years, Kenya has been haunted by the aftermath of its last election where a rancorous campaign followed by a disputed result tore apart the country's patchwork of ethnic groups.
