Sentence examples for is set in the aftermath from inspiring English sources

Ryan's book - published by Doubleday Ireland - is set in the aftermath of the financial collapse.

Called Occupied, it is set in the aftermath of a Russian invasion.

His latest - and finest - novel, The Road (2006), is set in the aftermath of an unexplained global catastrophe.

Like Kennedy's novel, Sadie Jones's The Outcast is set in the aftermath of World War II and features a young man damaged by an unloving father.

Her most recent novel, The Paying Guests, is set in the aftermath of the first world war, charting a relationship which develops between two young women.

Her latest novel, Home, is set in the aftermath of the Korean war and coincides with that sentimentalised period of American history that Morrison remembers rather differently.

Her last book, The Little Stranger, was set in the aftermath of the second world war; now she winds back the clock to an earlier period of postwar class and gender turmoil.

The film itself is powered by a typically oddball idea: it's set in the aftermath of the second world war and incorporates only those techniques available to film-makers in 1945.

Woody Allen's latest film has been set in the aftermath of the banking crisis.

Intriguingly, though, he does not predict the rise of Hitlerism in Germany – though the story is set in the immediate aftermath of a Churchill-Mosley coalition government in Britain.

Dulce Rosa is set in the horrifying aftermath of a violent South American political uprising during the early 1950's.