Sentence examples for contradictory aftermath from inspiring English sources
For those Gardner friends and family members who still live in the valley, the sign quietly symbolizes the contradictory aftermath of his euphoric gold medal victory in the Sydney Games.
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The monologues in "with their eyes" are studded with contradictory opinions: one speaker feels a sense of national pride in the aftermath of Sept. 11, while the next rails against the opportunism of tourists visiting the ground zero site.
During the two-week trial, the defense and prosecution presented contradictory evidence from witnesses who said they saw the attack and its aftermath, which occurred at 42nd Street and Madison Avenue on Nov. 16, 1999.
The wake of the American Civil War, like the aftermath of all wars, saw the construction of numerous, often contradictory narratives about why the war began, and how and for what it was fought.
In the immediate aftermath of the attack, intelligence about who carried it out and why was contradictory, the report found.
In common with this interest in narratives that are partial, fleeting and contradictory, one of the best chapters in the book concerns the unlikely fact that the civil war and its immediate aftermath saw a golden harvest of cookery writing.
"Aftermath" by Rachel Cusk.
