Sentence examples for aftermath without from inspiring English sources

If you watched last night's election debate and its aftermath without the protection of a hazmat suit, you might be asking: how soon could it be?

This emphasis on impenetrability and family honor is helpful to the plot, allowing the unlikely affair and its unlikely aftermath without having to explain any of it; but there is something lazy about these truisms that doesn't do the author or story justice.

Yet that scene gives rise to another one, of vengeful violence, that's comparably vast in metaphorical and symbolic import — but it's dispatched very lightly and quickly, with no resonance and no aftermath, without the expansive, contemplative fury that its magnitude suggests.

Government says 92% voted in favour of draft constitution and insists it can cope with cyclone aftermath without foreign help.

Other noteworthy acts to leave Aftermath without releasing albums include King Tee, 2001 vocalist Hittman, Joell Ortiz, Raekwon and Rakim.

One thing I do want to note is that we would have found it much harder to get through the immediate aftermath without the generosity of readers and friends.

We are given interludes, aftermaths, climaxes without buildups.

The aftermath of Ferguson shows-without a doubt-how much tension still swells in this country, and how far we have to go in learning to be good neighbors and create safe neighborhoods for all people.

What producers and sellers didn't know was that a whole new generation of returning GI's and baby-booming parents were about to spend like mad.So, in economic terms, we are essentially experiencing the aftermath of war without the prize of victory.

Curtis lingers on the natural landscape, and on human moments outside formally choreographed events — when kids goof around, when adults dance or bodies bleed unattended, showing the unchecked aftermath of violence without form or structure, or reflecting on the systematic horror of a riot when the camera does not cut away.

A recently developed method, called the Electronically Activated Recorder (EAR), 19 provides an opportunity to gather detailed, naturalistic observational data on parent child communication in the aftermath of injury, without placing a high burden on participants.