Sentence examples for an aftermath in from inspiring English sources

At the end of each chapter is appended an "Aftermath" in different type, giving the publishing and critical history of the work or works in question.

They are experiencing an aftermath in many Internet sites devoted to their work and various cultural projects that replicate it; see, for example, the link to Situationist International in the Other Internet Resources section.

hI would recommend to read the leaflet together with Michael Hall's excellent essay "Forward in an Aftermath: Public Art goes Kitsch", in A. Raven (ed)., Art in the Public Interest, New York, Da Capo, 1993, pp. 325-343.

And the home front looks not like wartime but like a postwar aftermath, in which the normal instincts of a nation at war -- to rally round the flag and place trust in our leaders -- are all too easily exploited.

It's an aftermath story set in a culture where closure is a basic human right.

The Great Gatsby would indeed create an aftermath of wonder – in ways that its initial audience could not have imagined.

The sequence climaxes in a Peak, with an aftermath or resolution occurring in a Release.

When Beckett arrives, she is still in an aftermath of the "weird visitations" that ensued.

I had also lost my home, also lived in an aftermath.

The new novel by the African-American Louisiana realist Ernest Gaines, A Lesson Before Dying, told the story of a killing and its aftermath in a rural Louisiana parish in the 1950s.

That's odd, because tax liabilities can complicate a marriage and its aftermath in a big way.