Sentence examples for aftermath that is from inspiring English sources
Well, until the aftermath that is.
It's the aftermath that is of most interest.
Not everyone is a hero in this documentary, and no two stories are exactly alike; but together they deliver a portrait of Sept. 11 and its aftermath that is as powerful and sobering as any photograph.
The fast-approaching St Valentine's Day may lead us to believe that love is all flowers and candlelit dinners, but Ira Brand and Andy Field offer a vision of love and its aftermath that is more visceral and violent.
In the following years Zola continued his career in journalism while publishing two novels: Thérèse Raquin (1867), a grisly tale of murder and its aftermath that is still widely read, and Madeleine Férat (1868), a rather unsuccessful attempt at applying the principles of heredity to the novel.
By the end of Part 6 of "Tantalus," the mammoth 10-part theatrical treatment of the Trojan War and its prelude and aftermath that is being given its world premiere by the Denver Center Theater Company here, the siege of Ilion is over, the city is sacked, Priam and Hector are dead, and the Trojan women have been enslaved and driven onto the ships of the conquering Greeks.
She made a series of works in the aftermath that are disturbing: she aims a gun at images of Diana's face and shoots.
"I thought I could weather the storm, and I did — it's the aftermath that's killing me," said Ms. Barbe, who worked in tourism sales before the disaster.
Peace Kills is a warmed-up collection of magazine travel pieces (notably on Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq) cleverly Magimixed together to argue, after Tacitus, that it is not war but its bloody aftermath that's really lethal.
Some Democrats said it was the administration's loss of credibility due to the failure to find chemical and biological weapons in Iraq and its mishandling of the aftermath that was to blame for worry about the draft.
Footage of the explosion's aftermath that was broadcast by local media showed the blown-out apartment building, with debris strewn across the entire street. .
