Sentence examples for aftermath of tragedy from inspiring English sources

This is the formal mandate of the agency, which is expected to rise above the contentious aftermath of tragedy and deliver just the facts.

In the aftermath of tragedy a year ago, the chief executive told our nation that fighting terrorism would be "the focus of my presidency".

In the aftermath of tragedy, Dallas residents showed appreciation for their police department by covering two squad cars parked outside the headquarters with flowers and tributes.

"It is difficult to imagine a more misguided or perverse policy than diverting the benefit of charity, given in the aftermath of tragedy, from the injured party to the party causing the harm," wrote Bruce S. Kaplan, the synagogue's lawyer.

The novel describes how a teenager and her father navigate life in the aftermath of tragedy; the story is more about the author's personal experience, both as someone who lost her mother at a relatively young age (Ms. Geithner was 25) and as a counselor who has specialized in issues of grief and loss, than about making any larger social or political point.

Katie Orlinsky travelled with Sarah Stillman along the U.S.-Mexico border; Christaan Felber visited a Queens community in the aftermath of tragedy; and Mark Peterson, a master of political spectacle, photographed Andrew Cuomo, Marco Rubio, and Ben Carson, conservative folk hero, under a harsh halo of light.

Our search for meaning in the aftermath of disaster, tragedy or evil is that desire for control.

Fred Rogers, late host of the PBS children's show "Mister Rogers," believed that in the aftermath of tragedies there are always "helpers".

I wonder whether that gut instinct holds a nugget of wisdom that might help us through the aftermath of tragedies like this.

Paris will always be beautiful at Christmas, even in the aftermath of a tragedy.

11 attack... Meyerowitz is recording the aftermath of the tragedy on film.