Sentence examples for exploring the aftermath from inspiring English sources
A collection of works by international artists exploring the aftermath of trauma is on display at the Sidney Mishkin Gallery at Baruch College.
Naughty Boy delivers the record's upbeat highlight, marrying Blige's vocals to clarinet, garage beats and euphoric piano chords, but Sandé collaboration Whole Damn Year is no less impressive, exploring the aftermath of sexual and emotional trauma.
After exploring the aftermath of the Hillsborough deaths in To Be Somebody, a three-part Cracker storyline (played with brutal realism by Robert Carlyle), McGovern dramatised the incident itself, with Christopher Eccleston at the heart of an unflinching drama that brought home the mounting sense of utter dread and the frustration, panic and rage of the day.
Bernthal first took on the role in the second season of Daredevil, but now he's the headliner in a story exploring the aftermath of war and a broader government conspiracy.
The savage undercurrent of Allen's sensibility reached a crescendo with "Youth in Asia" a series of approximately 60 works exploring the aftermath of the Vietnam War which occupied him for six years.
I was also really intrigued by exploring the aftermath of a haunting ― typically, in horror stories, the unlucky victims of a haunting leave the house, or exorcise the demon, and then the credits roll.
To explore "the aftermath of the battle of New York" – the massive punch-up from the end of Avengers Assemble.
