A family conflict, a broken love affair or an illness is a more likely spur.
Twentysomething Sorayah, estranged from her parents because of her modern lifestyle, has returned from London and a broken love affair to attend the wedding of a childhood friend, Yasmeen.
In July 1918, impelled by dreams of martial glory and by despair at a broken love affair, Faulkner joined the British Royal Air Force (RAF) as a cadet pilot under training in Canada, although the November 1918 armistice intervened before he could finish ground school, let alone fly or reach Europe.
Nonetheless, they had faced problems such as a broken love affair, fear of pregnancy, or difficulties with friends.
While it's hard to avoid the cliches common in country songs, do your best to come up with new ways of saying the relatively few things that most songs deal with; the pain over a broken love affair, the thrill of a new one, regret over a life wasted; the joy of partying, and so forth.
The pair attempt to elope, but fail, and the broken affair duly inspires our authoress to write.
For example, Paxton was advised by Rand's official heirs not to seek out Nathaniel Branden, the psychologist- lecturer whose broken affair with Rand culminated in the nastiest of her movement's bloodlettings.
Celebrating, in "No Road," a broken-off affair, Larkin concludes: To watch that world come up like a cold sun, Rewarding others, is my liberty.
Celebrating, in "No Road," a broken-off affair, Larkin concludes: **{:.break one} ** To watch that world come up like a cold sun, Rewarding others, is my liberty.
It's a broken-backed affair, moving from the taut intrigue of recent thrillers such as Zal Batmanglij's The East to the open-ended existential angst of executive producer Todd Haynes's Safe.
