Sentence examples for complicated aftermath from inspiring English sources

It is a musical play within a play: the wistful prelude and sexually complicated aftermath of a vaguely mythological opera that reflects the hidden passions of a boarding-school music teacher and his students, who have jointly created the piece.

His latest offering, In the Wolf's Mouth, ambitiously takes the second world war as its subject, detailing the interconnected experieces of four men during the campaigns in north Africa and Sicily and their complicated aftermath.

The question asked by both sides in the tempestuous, complicated aftermath of the raid this month in Eldorado, about 45 miles from here, is what is best for the children who have already been subjected to the trauma of the removal from their homes.

Succession became complicated in the aftermath of the president's abdication.

But the heist and its aftermath are complicated by J.R.'s evolving allegiances toward Brendan, a Russian kingpin (Jacek Koman) and the beautiful Tasha (Alicia Vikander), an Eastern European femme fatale who, of course, catches J.R.'s eye.

But the aftermath complicates his quest for the bailout.

University of Western Ontario graduate student Veronika Lukacs conducted the study as part of her Media Studies Masters thesis, which she named "It's Complicated: Romantic Breakups and Their Aftermath on Facebook".

The aftermath of rape is always complicated.

Those who were betrayed are also traitors, making the aftermath of the vote much more complicated.

But the aftermath has proved to be unbelievably complicated, and Vladimir Putin is in the midst of carrying out what's usually called "soft" authoritarianism.

But he said the plan "was made even more complicated by the president's decision, in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, to go outside of FISA rather than work with Congress to fix it".