Sentence examples for aftermath and of from inspiring English sources

Tragedy, of course, lays first claim to attention, and so Metropolitan's Year in Pictures is filled with images of the storm's aftermath, and of grief-stricken families in Connecticut.

He then called for a moment of silence in memory of the nearly 3,000 people killed during the attacks and their aftermath and of Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter who was killed in Pakistan.

Dozens died in the immediate aftermath, and tens of thousands were evacuated.

The underpinnings and aftermath of racism and discrimination (not of race) are well-documented as core causes of incarceration (Alexander 2010).

Problems/symptoms include the most common symptoms of anxiety and depression, aftermath of trauma, and physical correlates of psychological health.

Spinoza's Tractatus Politicus was composed in the aftermath of, and perhaps prompted by, the events of 1672.

What are the similarities and differences between the aftermath of war and that of natural disasters?

Guillemin describes the aftermath of and investigation into the fall 2001 anthrax letters.

These men and women have seen direct combat and the aftermath of battle, and experienced extreme threats to personal safety.

The nation-state itself was developed first in South America in the decline and aftermath of the Spanish and Portuguese empires.

This is a community still swept up by the tragedy and aftermath of dictatorship, war and death.