Sentence examples for aftermath reveals from inspiring English sources

A proper revisionist review of the FDR era and its aftermath reveals what damage was actually done to the country by his ill-conceived policies.

The acrimonious aftermath reveals strained race relations 16 years after apartheid collapsed and Nelson Mandela became president, urging all races to come together.

Newly released 360-degree drone photography of the fire's path and aftermath reveals a charred, haunting landscape from an aerial perspective.

What does the aftermath reveal about the city and its people?

For all his sentimentality about gentlemanly chivalry, Lord doesn't shy away from what the sinking and its aftermath revealed about the era's privileges and prejudices.

Grainy monochrome pictures of the aftermath reveal scenes of ruin rarely seen outside the post-apocalyptic images of the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Asked why such sensitive material was posted on a network accessible to thousands of government employees, the state department spokesman told the Guardian: "The 9/11 attacks and their aftermath revealed gaps in intra-governmental information sharing.

The aftermath revealed commons home affairs committee chairman Keith Vaz and Conservative MP Mark Reckless outside the arrivals gate, like hapless limousine drivers waiting in the wrong terminal, holding up a card which read "Mr Something-escu".

The league claimed the aftermath of the Stow incident revealed how inadequate stadium security was on McCourt's watch; the team claimed that aftermath revealed how low Selig would stoop to drive its owner out of the league.

In the aftermath, Agarte reveals that she originally captured Claire so she could switch bodies and realize her love for her bodyguard Milhaust, as relations between Huma and Gajama are taboo.

Finally, the crisis and its aftermath have revealed the dark side of the post-cold war model.