Sentence examples for aftermath from the from inspiring English sources

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

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

Clearly recent events and their aftermath – from the missteps by the media to the sickening homophobic tweets – prove there is a huge way to go.

Ms. Kimble recently went out to examine the aftermath, from the brown, dead marsh grass in Bay Jimmy to the malodorous oil found with a shovel's nudge in the beach sand at South Pass.

The government's handling of the crisis and its aftermath, from the inadequate evacuation of local residents to scandals involving the restart of other reactors, have added to the public mistrust.

The unfolding events at the stricken power station quickly dominated the coverage, ousting the actual earthquake and its dreadful aftermath from the headlines and, it seems, our collective memories.

A YouTube video posted on Wednesday showed the aftermath from inside the front doors of the building.

Castile's death was one of the most resonant of America's many officer-involved shootings this past year, in no small part because Reynolds filmed the aftermath from inside the car and livestreamed it on Facebook.

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

At that point, Iceland had recently won its independence, Finland was paying reparations to Russia for fighting it, the Danes and Norwegians were coping with the aftermath from Nazi rule and the Swedes were trying to find an international role.

But the movie is so loath to show violence that the film's climactic scene is played off-screen, and the camera observes the aftermath from a leery distance as if the film were afraid of contamination.