Sentence examples similar to good aftermath from inspiring English sources

She says that she sees both the bad and the good in the aftermath of what happened.

While the latter is often cited as a good war, its aftermath contributed to the antipathies that would become the Cold War and all of the concomitant hot proxy wars that ensued in the coming decades.

Phillips says he "was not a good person" in the aftermath of his assault.

[C1.] Corporate good will in the aftermath of Katrina has been anything but run-of-the-mill.

Hardly surprising, then, that some of his friends thought he would make a good president in the aftermath of Suharto.

A God in Ruins, Kate Atkinson's companion piece to Life After Life Doubledayy) is a masterful telling of the story of a young man's war and his attempt to live a good life in its aftermath.

The prime minister will start with a meeting in Berlin on Wednesday, followed by talks in Paris on Thursday evening, that will focus both on building good relations in the aftermath of the Brexit vote and early discussions on the process itself.

Europe's Sentinel-1a satellite has got its first good look at the aftermath of Saturday's big quake in Nepal.