Sentence examples for general aftermath from inspiring English sources

Nothing is so clear any more, except that, in this general aftermath, which is very strange and as ordinary as anything, pop music bubbles and pours and glints all around us, fabricating its festive imagination as brilliantly as ever, still able to help us work out amidst unnerving tensions and miscellaneous growing pains what we think, and what we believe in.

In the storm's immediate aftermath, General O'Dell, as commander of the Fourth Marine Division, a Reserve component based here, assisted in the rescue and evacuation of thousands of people, the White House said.

The general gist of Aftermath Day at Camp Rush was "we're pissed," which was probably as good an indication as any that the Tea Party was going to happen.

Partisanship during the war was perhaps even more toxic than ever; Republicans created the Committee on the Conduct of the War largely to disgrace Democratic generals in the aftermath of the disastrous Battle of Balls Bluff (where Republican Senator Edward Baker was killed).

Like other generals in the aftermath of the failure at Moscow, Brauchitsch was made a scapegoat.

But with the arrest of Mr. Mohamud and then the fire in Corvallis, Mr. Ahmed has been fielding questions on topics ranging from Islam in general to how the aftermath could affect worshipers at his mosque.

The referendum will allow voters to punish him for his perceived betrayals by voting against the change.The man whose efforts in the general election and its aftermath forced electoral reform onto the agenda will be implored to keep his distance from the cause.

A statistical examination of the N.Y.P.D.'s stop-and-frisk policies, conducted by the staff of New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer in the aftermath of Diallo's death, found that blacks were more than twice as likely to be stopped on the street for violent crimes.

Confronting the damages in the storm's aftermath, Airport General Manager James Howes was quoted by the news media as saying, "My heart sank when I first saw the Airport that morning.

Then again, this was a chancellor revelling in the aftermath of a general election where voters made unexpected choices.

In the aftermath of the general election, Corbyn's name was barely mentioned as a possible candidate, as Labour's leaders lurched to the right.