Sentence examples for creative aftermath from inspiring English sources

Few works of fiction have enjoyed such a lively creative aftermath.

"Without wishing to sound melodramatic, it was creative death after Aftermath.

For a time, Cusk felt her creative self had died: "Aftermath was very much the last iteration of a big phase of my life and I think I knew I had to dismantle my whole writing process because I had become a different person and I couldn't write those books any more.

His manager Peter Houston spoke of the need for protection for creative players in the aftermath of Mackay-Steven's injury.

From moving through first life experiences to dealing with the messy aftermath, the creative short is a novel take on teenage angst, general confusion, and passionate affection.

Experiences of trauma in any form are tragic and psychologically devastating, no matter what type of creative growth occurs in their aftermath.

A long history of repression and the imposition of unfavorable settlement policies have stifled poor Salvadorans' social mobility, but also fostered creative ways in the disaster's aftermath for some to benefit from post-event relocation.

Then, I saw a cartoon, the "creative" work of a conservative blogger, that depicted the aftermath of the rape of the Statue of Liberty by President Obama.

The concept of DCD is a creative interpretation of the DDR [ 17], equating the aftermath of cardiac death with the presence of brain death.

Yet in tandem with the trauma of the quake's aftermath has come a remarkable flourishing of the creative arts in the garden city.

This is a sign either that we now live in a golden age of unchecked creative opportunity, or in that collapsing period of rock history – the aftermath – where you can do what you want because it really doesn't matter.