Sentence examples for long aftermath from inspiring English sources

A family survives the Armenian genocide and its long aftermath.

This novel confronts the long aftermath of the Vietnam War.

The breakup of the band in 1970 and its long aftermath are hardly less well-documented.

What is important here is not the event, but its long aftermath.

During our parents' deaths and the long aftermath, dismantling our family's physical home, we were as one.

As tends to be the case in the long aftermath of a financial crisis, the economy once again needs help.

I had started weeping the day Eadie was diagnosed, too, and the ensuing year felt like a long descent into a bottomless grief — the anticipation of it, the inevitable arrival of it, and its long, tenacious aftermath.

Trump has not minced words on George W Bush's Iraq War, either, calling it the "disaster" that it was and is, and hammering Jeb for his stumbling defense of his brother's war and its decade-long aftermath.

His follow-up to The Act of Killing explores the same events, and their decades-long aftermath, from the victims' perspective.

With the time span between heat stress and a good deal of the aftermath being long, it is easy to look for other reasons to explain problems that come up in the fall.

But its value lies in the director's alternative emphasis on the spiritual desolation in the long, shabby aftermath to Iraq.