Sentence examples for feels the aftermath from inspiring English sources

While the citizens of Boston are definitely Boston Strong, the city still feels the aftermath of this event every day.

Everyone at the club felt the aftermath.

Barber felt the aftermath, though, and it has lasted all week.

He figures that close to a million people will feel the aftermath of Raju's revelation from employees and their families to customers to others touched by Satyam and Byrraju's work.

But as horrific as that night was, she felt the aftermath was much worse.

McMullan's gift for selective detail allows readers to see, smell, taste and feel the aftermath of Katrina -- tragedy and heartbreak parsed out in sad daily doses, like a slow-drip I.V. of a slow-acting poison.

But attempts to remodel Sibelius have not all been successful; some designs have created public spaces which are too large for the population – lending the feel of a suburb so deserted it feels like the aftermath of a nuclear attack.

The scene was meant to look convivially sporty but feels like the aftermath of a public execution.

"It feels like the aftermath of an atomic bomb," he said.

To Coyle, this is the only way to play the game, but he will also be alive to the rousing effects of a sense of injustice, which his players felt in the aftermath of the games against Stoke and Manchester United.

I'm a former New Yorker, feeling, I suspect, some of what city exiles felt in the aftermath of 9/11.