Sentence examples for vague aftermath from inspiring English sources

Bizarrely, there were no crowds in the store, although there was a vague aftermath vibe about the changing rooms.

We were growing up in the aftermath of a vaguely heroic, splendidly tumultuous age -- "the Sixties, man" -- whose life-changing intensity we could never hope to know.

It is a musical play within a play: the wistful prelude and sexually complicated aftermath of a vaguely mythological opera that reflects the hidden passions of a boarding-school music teacher and his students, who have jointly created the piece.

Then comes the aftermath, tinged with shame and a vague sense of disappointment: The kemmerer lay with his head on Faxe's knees, breathing in gasps, still trembling; Faxe's hand, with absent gentleness, stroked his hair.

I write about aftermath.

"Aftermath" by Rachel Cusk.

It haunts the aftermath.

Finally, the aftermath.

The aftermath was fame.

Survived WWII and aftermath.

Maddeningly vague?