Sentence examples for aftermath of success from inspiring English sources

Over somber, unhurried, minor-key vamps, most of the rappers consider the aftermath of success in a man's world: pressure, egomania, shattered friendships, constant challenges.

And each has experienced the ugly aftermath of that success.

That's the unseen aftermath of vertiginous success, the sudden re-engagement with mundane life.

As Lewis's inspiration, the great sprinter and jumper Jesse Owens, observed of the aftermath of his success: 'That golden moment dies hard.' On a brilliant, late summer morning in Pacific Palisades, a spotlessly affluent suburb of Los Angeles, it has to be said that the golden moment looks very much alive and in the rudest of health.

Here was the world's first "billion dollar country", a new industrial giant - in one guise throwing up millionaires aplenty in what was rightly termed "the gilded age", in another erupting suddenly on to the world stage in the aftermath of its success in the Spanish-American War.

It was in the aftermath of these successes that Alcibiades resolved to finally return to Athens in the spring of 407 BC.

But it's hard not to think his insecurity might have more to do with what happened in the aftermath of his initial success.

In the immediate aftermath of her initial success, in 1986, she spoke of her parents with great affection, explaining how her father was a hero, and how she would like to buy them a house.

In the aftermath of Portnoy's success he wrote several works in which his alter ego, Nathan Zuckerman, engages with his Newark roots in the wake of his controversial bestseller, Carnovsky.

Illarramendi is one of the more unsung members of the Under-21 side's success in Israel, but for many observers he was also the most important, and it has been no surprise to see a club of Arsenal's calibre linked with his signature  in the aftermath of Spain's success in Israel.

In the aftermath of the Chinese successes, China's Chairman Mao Zedong immediately ordered another offensive against the UN forces on the urging of North Korean Premier Kim Il-sung.