Sentence examples for aftermath mark from inspiring English sources

For women like Clinton who are advised to tone down their intelligence lest they come across as unlikeable, the debate and its aftermath mark a promising shift in the way that smart women are perceived.

Taseer's murder and its aftermath marked a turning point in my relationship with my homeland.

The Namuth episode and its aftermath, marking both the apex of Pollock's career and a turning point in his battle with alcoholism, are indispensable to the drama of the film.

Of late, this seems even more the case for collective bargaining institutions, the Great Recession and its aftermath marking the most recent interval of flux (see Visser 2013, 2016; Addison et al. 2016b).

Pope Pius XII's pastoral visit in the aftermath is marked by a statue of the pontiff with his arms raised.

The post-election atmosphere is a sharp contrast to the shooting's aftermath, which marked a rare moment of unity in American public life.

World War I and its immediate aftermath were marked by a revival of spiritualism in many countries.

The cumulative shock and anguish of that day and its aftermath have left their mark on all of us, but the effects have fallen most heavily on children, especially those who witnessed or experienced things that no child should ever see - and those struggling to understand the loss of parents or others dear to them.

For Americans, the cumulative shock and anguish of September 11th and its aftermath have left their mark on all of us, but their effects have fallen most heavily on children, especially those who witnessed or experienced things that no child should ever see - and those struggling to understand the loss of parents or others dear to them.

The aftermath of the revolution marked the beginning of governmental concern with the Indians.

They fear the same sort of backlash from the right that marked the aftermath of last year's parliamentary election.