Sentence examples for a different affair from inspiring English sources

Two weeks later Monaco was a different affair.

But here was a different affair altogether: a flawlessly written, densely plotted story with quiet philosophical overtones.

1990's Heaven or Las Vegas, which was the band's farewell to 4AD in the UK, was a different affair all round.

Thirlwell's Politics was a different affair: it was explicit, sure, sexually and sexily, but it also seemed to have its roots in Europe, not Britain.

If only England's batsmen had been able to summon even a fraction of the coiled and sure-footed defensiveness Flower mustered the series might have been a different affair.

But in the interim - writer beware!" Well, I'm with him all the way on his mission to ensure people get a fair trial - but the idea of constraining what can and cannot be reported in parliament is altogether a different affair.

Peter Diggs's conveyance is a rather different affair, "a tall and delicate thing of bamboo and rice paper, sheets of yellow, orange, and pink pasted together and candlelit from within like a Japanese lantern".

And much the way that families themselves have changed over the last few decades -- becoming more culturally, ethnically, economically and geographically diverse -- so has the family reunion evolved into a very different affair from a simple afternoon picnic held in the grandparents' backyard.

The Paris leg was to be a slightly different affair, with a line-up that was as much heritage as it was future.

The follow-up, produced by Charli XCX collaborator Ariel Rechtshaid, is a very different affair, Flowers's flair for a hook harnessed to an unashamedly pop-leaning set of songs.

Today the big farewell in St Peter's Square, under a clear blue sky, was a very different affair.