Sentence examples for affair divided from inspiring English sources

Many point to the way the Grubman affair divided the community.

Christmas in my family is always a bittersweet affair, divided as it is between my dad, my mum, and my severely autistic brother's residential care facility.

Yet the Piatigorsky Festival a ten-day affair, divided between the University of Southern California and Disney Hall was not the place to muse on the cello's reputation for solemnity.

Yet the Piatigorsky Festival — a ten-day affair, divided between the University of Southern California and Disney Hall — was not the place to muse on the cello's reputation for solemnity.

Bill Emmott, our editor from 1993 to 2006, received a lifetime achievement award at the 2009 Loeb Awards for business and financial journalism in New York on June 29th.In this section Hard talk, soft policy Caveat creditor Knocking down the wall Attack of the clones Rate expectations Home discomforts The Madoff affair Divided by a common market Put out Award: Bill Emmott Reprints.

Some clearly winked at Mr Madoff's smooth returns in the belief that he was exploiting inside information.In this section Hard talk, soft policy Caveat creditor Knocking down the wall Attack of the clones Rate expectations Home discomforts The Madoff affair Divided by a common market Put out Award: Bill Emmott Reprints Related items The Madoff affair: Going down quietlyMar 12th 2009.

The final four boxes deal with world affairs divided into the following areas: Cuba, Latin America, the Balkans, Greece, Africa, the Near East, Europe, the Orient, the South Pacific, Russia and her satellites, world problems, the United Nations and international meetings.

The affair has divided the German public.

Today's Objectivists, who have lived through a long period of memoirs and revelations about the Branden affair, are divided between those who see Rand's philosophy as a closed theological system — this faction controls her estate — and others who regard her writings the way liberals do the Constitution, as material open to different interpretations amid changing times and circumstances.

Romanticism: A German Affair is divided into two books (eighteen chapters altogether).

The founders did not give presidents all the power over foreign affairs, but divided responsibilities between the executive and legislative branches, Justice Scalia argued in his dissent.