Sentence examples for desperate aftermath from inspiring English sources

"We'll find it hard to repeat this next year," said Hummels in the desperate aftermath.

Dr. John protested the desperate aftermath of the "federal flood", as New Orleans natives call Katrina's devastation, in furious albums such as The City That Care Forgot (2008).

And we saw 'Battlestar Galactica,' at its heart, as a story about desperate people in the aftermath of a holocaust, searching for a way home.

But now a new generation of partygoers, desperate to avoid the aftermath of festive over-indulgence, are discovering the plant, which is related to the daisy family and is native to the Mediterranean region.

His superlative descriptions of war, the relationships formed under the extreme pressure it exerts and its aftermath (the "desperate grandeur" of postwar Naples, the burning paper houses of Hiroshima), are what guide us through difficult territory to precisely the transcendence Hendricks has spent his life denying.

There may be lots of frightened, desperate people wandering in the aftermath of a breakdown of the social order: this is the greatest danger of all.

In the aftermath the city was desperate for somebody to blame.

"Desperate Souls" partly deals with the aftermath of Sheriff Graham's death from the previous episode.

In the chaotic aftermath New Orleanians faced desperate circumstances in homes, hospitals, the Superdome and other makeshift shelters.

What often strikes me when we see the aftermath of war, or scenes of desperate hunger, are the sounds of children laughing and playing in the rubble and devastation.

In one dispatch, she showed the aftermath of a helicopter attack and the desperate search for survivors.