Sentence examples for traumatic aftermath from inspiring English sources

The Civil War and its traumatic aftermath prompted the abandonment of pure poetry for simpler approaches.

Many immigrant Cambodian parents struggle with poverty compounded by the experience of genocide and its traumatic aftermath, depression.

When we met in the traumatic aftermath of the Charleston shootings, Byrd told me that "There has been a problem in America with racism and race relations.

I was reminded, by contrast, of the deep emotional damage caused to New Orleans by George W. Bush's neglectful behavior during the traumatic aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

But her award was reduced by 40% because of the cost of the abandoned rape case and a further 30% due to two minor driving convictions accrued in the traumatic aftermath of her jail term.

The judges also chose a book – Samanth Subramanian's This Divided Island – that deals with the traumatic aftermath of another war, the civil war in Sri Lanka, which ended in 2009.

This series starts with Tobin Stokes and Heather Raffo's Fallujah, which examines an Iraq War tour of duty and its post-traumatic aftermath, and runs November 17 - 20.

Such startle responses, mental health experts say, are common in the immediate aftermath of traumatic events.

One traumatic aspect of the aftermath of the rape, according to Rolling Stone, was that "her pals were now impatient for Jackie to rejoin the merriment".

This strategy must involve establishing response models for national emergencies, helping states and localities prepare to respond, and training mental health service and primary-care providers to provide quality care in the aftermath of traumatic events.

Fischer later admitted that 6-0 flattered him, but for Taimanov the match, let alone its aftermath, proved traumatic: "The terrible feeling that I was playing against a machine which never made any mistake shattered my resistance".