Sentence examples for have an aftermath from inspiring English sources

Why a threesome would have an aftermath of any sort is because women are still big ole dirty sluts for doing what they want with their bodies.

"A dull campaign may have an exciting aftermath," Philip J. Friedman, a Democratic consultant who was not involved in the campaign, said yesterday afternoon.

Victorian cities and their aftermath have an elegiac quality that is profound partly because their builders had a stigma, an urban impostor syndrome, that preceded ours.

It's impossible to have a totally clean aftermath.

"And a race-free campaign may have a racially charged aftermath.

Sharing findings from her work in Northern Ireland, Ms. Fitzpatrick pointed out that conflicts have a long-term aftermath that can persist through generations in families who have suffered trauma.

The earlier improper briefings at Fort Benning had a different aftermath.

A movie that at first seems like a witty summer romp as only the French can do it turns dark in a shattering sexual confrontation that has a tragic aftermath (Holden).

The New Yorker, June 4 , 1960P. 102 What with Venetian Way's trainer dismissing his Preakness jocky because he was beaten, and the Throughbred Racing Protective Bureau, Inc., broadcasting its suspicions that the colt had been tampered with the race at Pimlico had a sorry aftermath.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, June 4 , 1960P. 102 What with Venetian Way's trainer dismissing his Preakness jocky because he was beaten, and the Throughbred Racing Protective Bureau, Inc., broadcasting its suspicions that the colt had been tampered with the race at Pimlico had a sorry aftermath.

The BAAS meeting had a lively aftermath: A discussion between half a dozen authors in the columns of Nature in the years 1894 1895.