Sentence examples for aftermath from from inspiring English sources

In reality, though, you cannot separate the aftermath from the overthrow.

We're sure to hear more about the Benghazi attack and the aftermath from both sides tonight.

Others will arrive, viewing the aftermath from hundreds of new perspectives.

They tell their stories in alternating speeches, attempting to describe the terrible day and its aftermath from their differing perspectives.

He recorded the aftermath from far -- the East River bridges -- and near, offering a rescuer's-eye view of "ground zero".

Reynaldo Cusicanqui, the president and chief executive officer of Consulting Project, said he saw the accident's aftermath from his workplace.

In Heaven and Earth (1993), Stone approached the Vietnam War and its aftermath from the perspective of a young Vietnamese woman.

Several studies and aftermaths from disastrous accidents have shown that correct users' behaviour may smooth the adverse outcomes of a potential accident.

The New Yorker created a similar e-book about Sept. 11 using content from the magazine's writing on the attacks and their aftermath — everything from poetry to reported pieces on Al Qaeda.

One newspaper labels the mix-up a scandal, while another writes that the aftermath "turned from celebration to torture".

"It's clear that the episode at the United Center last week, and its aftermath, evolved from some misunderstandings," the statement said.