Sentence examples for appalling aftermath from inspiring English sources

No "peculiar institution," no hideous Civil War and appalling aftermath.

After footage of a mass burial – the appalling aftermath of cartel slaughter ("they grabbed babies by their tiny feet and smashed them against the rocks") – Heineman follows the rebel militia as it rousts the enemy in its midst, capturing "Knights Templar" gang henchmen even as the authorities attempt to impede its progress.

This dramatic reconstruction of a real-life crime that has already spawned three convictions and four documentaries (but no sense of closure or certainty) concentrates once again upon the traumatised aftermath of an appalling event.

As our coach threaded through the aftermath of an appalling seven-vehicle pile-up, I pondered that if this had been the most bewildering and exhausting day of their young lives, it may also have been the most memorable.

Perhaps in the conversation that Cook had with his wife Alice in the aftermath of that appalling day in Leeds, when even he admits he was close to the end of his tether and considering resigning.

He said parliament should never forget the context, given that the allegations of torture arose in the "aftermath of the world's most appalling terrorist atrocity ever, on the 11 September 2001".

Hondros wanted to take portraits of people but also countries: full portraits that incorporated the aftermath of war as well as its appalling presence.

The claimant does not regard Mercer as a hero and would certainly never have made such a claim or sought publicity for it in the aftermath of his conviction for such an appalling murder," she said.

He had flirted with suicide in the aftermath of his son's murder and the appalling things he and his wife had to endure.

What is not disputed is the appalling cruelty inflicted on those tortured by police in the aftermath, the suffering of the many bereaved and the long shadow the uprising still casts across the South Korean consciousness.

In the aftermath of the high court judgment, there have been appalling personal attacks on the judges involved and the judiciary in general, including the suggestion that they are "enemies of the people".