Sentence examples for aftermath something from inspiring English sources
In the aftermath, something new happened: He had let me down, and he cared about my reaction.
But he has been critical of the Bush administration's failure to plan for the war's aftermath, something that he spoke out about even before the war began, when he laid out a recovery plan for Iraq in an October 2002 speech to the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
It is about the aftermath of something terrible, but something that is still happening and that will get worse".
And so death and its aftermath became something to "heal" and "get over".
Lyon's unthinkable response and a 3-0 defort for Ajax ensured their progress to the knock-out stage, with suspicions raised in the aftermath that something underhand had occurred.
It was just past eight and what he said made so little sense it wasn't even surprising, just the blurred aftermath of something I might have been dreaming.
The honor for "Netherland," about a Dutch-born equities analyst, his British wife and their son, who live in New York during the Sept. 11 attack and its aftermath, is something of a comeback for Mr. O'Neill, right.
The draft itself was great as was the immediate aftermath, but something is still missing from the incoming player experience.
Although delighted to have won the award, Le Mesurier commented that the aftermath proved "something of an anticlimax.
When our troops liberated Nazi Germany's Dachau concentration camp, they rounded up the entire neighborhood and made them walk through the conquered camp to witness the horrific aftermath of something to which they had all turned a blind eye.
