Sentence examples for artists afterwards from inspiring English sources

The first world war crushed the intensity and idealism of Die Brücke; fear, imprisonment and exile destroyed many artists afterwards.

An audience member whispered to his neighbour, the artist Ben Nicholson: "Necrophilia!" Afterwards there was a short reception and we heard someone else say: "To think such an awful play should finish our festival".

"Is it shameful for artists to use this afterwards?" Mr. Velikanov asked, outlining what he called the traps of post-modern authoritarianism.

The two artists had little communication afterwards, but their two styles became the two fixed poles, the sun and the moon, of classic American modern dance.

Afterwards an artist will sew them together to create an Acadiana flag.

From May 2012 until June 2013, he worked as the research centre's artist-in-residence; immediately afterwards, a specialist gave him his formal diagnosis, a process that involved an interview and something akin to a questionnaire.

Shortly afterwards, several other artists were pre-emptively arrested and banned from going near Olympic venues for the duration of the Games.

Bellow's sense of the all-encompassing horror is borne out by the course of events, including the ubiquity, to this day, of representations of the Holocaust and of Hitler (as Amy Davidson and I discussed here last week), many by artists and intellectuals born long afterwards.

Afterwards, I met artist Dianna Cohen as we waited for our cars.

You might imagine that, having paid for their recordings while under contract, artists would at least own them afterwards.

But it's no guarantee unless it's a hit, the artist's market can often go flat afterwards".