Sentence examples for being the aftermath of from inspiring English sources

Weirdly, though, Young's painting looks almost polite, despite being the aftermath of a noisy, gasoline-fuelled performance.

I'm pretty sure that the "historical dissonance" Jesse is referring to is the number of exhibitions we had together in Miami which were sabotaged by storms, one of them being the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina during which a piece of mine fell into a sinkhole.

The other concern was the aftermath of the Volkswagen scandal.

It's the aftermath of a New York City northeaster.

It's the aftermath of a ceremony steeped in history.

It was the aftermath of the Muslim travel ban.

He says, narrative is the aftermath of violent events.

Here is the aftermath of war, dreary and painful.

There, by the corner, she saw what she believed to be the aftermath of the stabbing.

The "right now" to which Mr. Azoff refers is the aftermath of the banking crisis.

I suppose this is the aftermath of state budget cuts— selling out.