Sentence examples for aftermath are seen from inspiring English sources

These images of the Trojan War and its aftermath are seen in "Tantalus," a 10 1/2-hour cycle of plays, with music and dance, that is having its premiere here on Oct. 21.

Even the long-term unemployed, the biggest victims of the Great Recession and its aftermath, are seeing some relief.

The violence and its aftermath was seen in videos posted by activists.

Al Sadd won, 2-0, but video of the second goal, and its aftermath, were seen around the world.

Lack of precise data from immediate aftermath is seen as a remarkable weak point in disaster epidemiology (3– 5).

The lack of precise data from immediate aftermath is seen as a remarkable weak point in disaster epidemiology and warrants evidence generation.

In the aftermath bloodied and blackened bodies are seen in the cultural center's garden as survivors scream and attempt to help. .

Second, it inspired a revolution whose happy aftermath can be seen in the food aisles of Waitrose, Sainsbury and Tesco, and perhaps even in the popularity of MasterChef and The Great British Bake Off.

In "Surprise, Security, and the American Experience" he manages to cast brilliant light on how September 11th and its aftermath should be seen in the context of the country's history, and on how the Bush administration's very grand strategy should be understood, but also criticised.

A fan's account of the incident and another video of the aftermath can be seen here.

During the fight, Batwoman reveals her identity to Bette when she mentions her tennis career, and in the aftermath Bette is seen in her Flamebird outfit, saying that she wants to be Kate's new partner.