Sentence examples for Personal aftermath from inspiring English sources

For the first time, the Navy SEAL who killed Osama bin Laden tells his story — speaking not just about the raid and the three shots that changed history, but about the personal aftermath for himself and his family.

Every single one of them will have to deal with his or her own personal aftermath, and each one will have to determine how he or she lives with its cost.

With the war ongoing there, and several other colleagues — English, American, French — recovering from wounds suffered there that will, in some cases, have life-long effects, yesterday's gathering was a reminder not only of the fragility of our common bond but also all of the deeply-felt personal aftermaths for those assembled there together, respectfully, in that tearful hall.

With the war ongoing there, and several other colleagues English, American, French recovering from wounds suffered there that will, in some cases, have life-long effects, yesterday's gathering was a reminder not only of the fragility of our common bond but also all of the deeply-felt personal aftermaths for those assembled there together, respectfully, in that tearful hall.

Brendan Rodgers refused to discuss personal significance in the aftermath of this procession towards the Northern Irishman's maiden managerial trophy.

Earlier this year, Lonergan returned to Sundance to attend the première of his new film, "Manchester by the Sea," which stars Casey Affleck as Lee Chandler, a janitor who, in the aftermath of personal tragedies, becomes responsible for his teen-age nephew.

If Idahoans, like Americans in many states, have rushed to buy guns out of fear for personal safety in the aftermath of recent mass shootings, or out of fear of tighter legal controls, then democracy has already spoken, many lawmakers said.

As a Bostonian, I have complex feelings about my civil liberties and my family's personal safety in the aftermath of the Marathon bombings.

Fall 1996: As both artists deal with the aftermath of personal blows (Jackson's child-molestation accusations and Prince's heated dispute with his record label), Jackson instructs his handlers to contact Prince about a potential collaboration.

In her first book "True Love," to be published in March, the actress and singer also talks about the drastic turn her life took after her divorce from salsa superstar Marc Anthony in 2011 and her personal journey in the aftermath of the split.

He also dramatizes, with anguish, the aftermath of his personal relationship with an actress who lives there.