Sentence examples for dark aftermath from inspiring English sources

For five days, Ruth Weissblatt endured the storm and its dark aftermath in her Manhattan apartment with a loyal home care aide who on Sunday took the last No. 3 train out of Brooklyn to join her.

WARSAW — In the dark aftermath of the plane crash that claimed the lives of Poland's president and dozens of top politicians and policy makers, Poles found solace and even hope in the performance of their young democracy.

It was in this dark aftermath of war, in the shadow of isolation and contempt, that Haiti's peculiar political system took shape, mirroring in distorted form, like a wax model placed too close to the fire, the slave society of colonial times.

I Am China, to be published this week on the massacre's 25th anniversary, charts the dark aftermath of Tiananmen through the story of a punk rocker in Beijing and his poet lover, separated by political upheavals including China's jasmine revolution of 2011.

The attack prompted widespread debate about the role of traditional religion in encouraging homophobia, and Jannini hopes that solid science might shed welcome light in the massacre's dark aftermath.

The Dark Aftermath of the Most Famous First Nations Protest in Canadian History.

The play, which opened on Wednesday night at the Atlantic Theater, is neither a trashy thriller nor a dark study of the grim aftermath of movie celebrity, along the lines of "Sunset Boulevard".

Mourinho's mood was understandably dark in the aftermath of another setback but there was also a hint of weariness in his demeanour as he went through the motions of giving a public assessment of this latest loss.

The stadium was a colorful collage of Chiefs red and Colts white and blue, but the aftermath was stark and dark for the Chiefs.

America must have more foreign wealth than we can see.In this section Climbing back Too good to be true Situation normal Dead money Black Tuesday's aftermath Tussles with Brussels America's dark materials ReprintsThe two authors have borrowed a name for this invisible wealth: dark matter.

And -- as often happens in the aftermath of dark and jarring public occurrences -- many of them loaded up on works that some believe predicted the tragic event.