Sentence examples for wake of catastrophe from inspiring English sources

Naomi Watts in "The Impossible" is surely the mother of the year, a lioness fighting to restore her family in the wake of catastrophe.

This is not to claim that there will be no panicked reactions, no desperate and doomed measures, no antisocial actions in the wake of catastrophe.

There was a mock press conference in which the communications specialist, a jowly Texan called Will Welch, gave advice on the kind of language people would need to hear in the wake of catastrophe (dry evasion, mostly), as well as the kind of language that might inadvertently send them running for the hills.

Growing up in war-torn Bosnia, Kobaslija portrays the ravages left behind in the wake of catastrophes.

Focusing on art seemed impossible in the wake of such catastrophe.

In the wake of a catastrophe like September 11th, Litz told me, victims should not be asked to disclose their personal feelings about the event.

Conducted in the wake of a catastrophe without precedent in living (and any other) memory, the campaign couldn't help but be very strange indeed.

However, in the wake of natural catastrophe, other trees can invade the sites, and only gradually does Nothofagus reestablish itself and slowly resume dominance during subsequent tree generations.

"The screenplay beautifully examines the ebb and flow of grief, disbelief and anger that flowed through the community in the wake of this catastrophe.

Unlike in previous disasters of this magnitude, almost no one died from outbreaks of disease, lack of clean water or starvation in the wake of the catastrophe, even in remote islands off India and Indonesia.

But "Treme" is most of all a story about survival — and the pursuit of pleasure — in the wake of a catastrophe that quickly morphed into, as one character puts it, "federally induced disaster".