Sentence examples for aftermath form from inspiring English sources

An assassination plot and its grisly, botched aftermath form the narrative.

Finally, and perhaps most important, the housing bubble and its aftermath form the core problem from which all other problems flow.

Rape and its aftermath formed the central thread through Sally Wainwright's bleak, brilliant police drama Happy Valley.

Photography could not yet capture the action of battle, but it rendered the horror of its aftermath in indelible form: bloated bodies, severed limbs, bloody corpses, the harvest of death that names and numbers could scarcely portray.

Japan's commitment to renounce war forever, made in the war's aftermath in the form of Article 9 of the Constitution, has maintained peace in the region for the last 55 years.

The damage wreaked by storms such as cyclone Ita, which hit New Zealand in 2013, is immediately obvious in their aftermath, in the form of wind-thrown trees and ripped-out tree crowns.

College radio stations once considered little more than laboratories for students who had chosen broadcasting as an avocation came to play an important gatekeeping role in the development of rock music beginning in the 1970s, in the aftermath of free-form FM rock radio and on the eve of the punk revolution.

She has a bit of form (the aftermath of Diana's death) for eschewing the dash back to town in favour of dallying in Scotland.

In "A Life's Work" and "Aftermath," Cusk risked a form of exposure that has an element of indecency to it.

"The four stories of Let Me Be Frank With You, taking place in the Christmas aftermath of hurricane Sandy, form a delightful postscript" to three Bascombe novels, argued Peter Aspden in the Financial Times: "They are funny, touching and profound".

Executives at Twitter's headquarters in California authorised the collation of 2.5m tweets, pooled from hashtags relating to the riots and their aftermath, so they could form part of the study.