Sentence examples for affairs talk from inspiring English sources

Like all great doomed affairs, "Talk to Her" is full of lovely, sweet suffering.

For a day or two after her hearings, she made the rounds of the political and public affairs talk shows, looking a bit drained, with her hair pulled back, but she was on center stage, on point.

In New York, WNYC did not win fans in the classical world when, in April 2002, it dropped music from its day hours on the FM station, substituting public affairs talk shows.

It has hired the popular Islamic televangelist Amr Khaled, who has appeared on Saudi and Lebanese channels, and given him a twice-a-week prime-time spot at 10 p.m. — not to offer religious sermons but a public affairs talk show.

In a recent panel discussion on "Bottomline," the Philippines' cutting-edge current affairs talk, I stumbled upon the issue of autocratic nostalgia.

In the 1970s, he came out as gay, and over the years he has maintained an oddball, larger-than-life persona while working prestigious jobs as a White House appointee, cable TV executive and public affairs talk show host.

But then he moves on to more practical affairs, talking about his desire to speed up questions in the Commons.

At the same time, Jan Egeland, the UN's head of humanitarian affairs, talks of the need to be "creative...[and] flexible" in bringing to an end "one of our generation's worst wars", while the ICC's chief prosecutor says that the warrants should not be "an obstacle to the peace process".What does all this mean?

Mr. Mfume is well experienced on television, having been a host of a local public-affairs talk show in his hometown, Baltimore, for more than a decade.

In Britain, she's a well-known presenter of medium-to-highbrow TV programs about the ancient world, and a contributor to current-affairs talk shows — a so-called "telly don".

In the first act of "Skylight," which recently ended a lustrous Broadway revival, Tom, a wealthy restaurateur, and Kyra, a younger woman with whom he once had an affair, talk about the man who's running a business that Tom started.