Sentence examples for tragic aftermath from inspiring English sources

So there is a visceral feeling as I watch the images of the unfolding event and the tragic aftermath.

Human Acts by Han Kang (Granta) The author of the well received The Vegetarian explores the tragic aftermath of a student uprising in 1980 South Korea.

In the tragic aftermath of more drownings at a beach that is known for a treacherous undertow, the solution still seems so simple.

In the tragic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, we had not just the chance but an obligation to call on our best talent to creatively rebuild the historic city of New Orleans.

The calamitous wars that convulsed the Italian peninsula for some four decades after the French invasion of 1494 were not, according to modern historians, the tragic aftermath of a lost world.

"Southern Cross Austereo greatly regrets the unforeseeable tragic aftermath of the call and the company and all of its people remain deeply saddened by the death of Jacintha Saldanha," said the statement.

What Roth delivers, he delivers superbly and uniquely -- his is the voice of the late Austro-Hungarian Empire, its golden glories, tragic demise, bitter aftermath.

This collection of short fiction by Roth (1894-1939), the author of "The Radetzky March 193232), spans his entire career and maps his literary development as "the voice of the late Austro-Hungarian Empire, its golden glories, tragic demise, bitter aftermath," Richard Lourie wrote here in 2002.

"We deeply regret and we are sorry for this tragic accident and its aftermath".

Its Hitchcockian devices include audacious and terrifying point-of-view shots, sacralized torments of guilt and responsibility, and, above all, the tragic irony of the aftermath.

The documentary triggered a national debate, but Powell said it was still the case that the problem often received attention only in the aftermath of tragic events, such as the suicide of the former footballer and Wales manager Gary Speed.