Sentence examples for aspect of affairs from inspiring English sources

I like the clandestine aspect of affairs".

"My whole view of the world is that we're in a new aspect of human affairs," Mr. Clinton said, in a response to a question about the impact of the Internet that quickly expanded to address broader themes.

The new Germany only felt at ease flexing its muscles through a European Union, which it regarded not as an aspect of foreign affairs, but as a continuation of domestic policy by other means.

I strongly opposed the invasion of Iraq, but I did not do so as a British "second-generation Irish Catholic" and I do not see why being a British Muslim, Jew, Hindu or Sikh gives anyone any more insight into a particular aspect of world affairs than anyone else.

"Transition will have a profound impact on the economy and political landscape well after 2014," said Josie Bassinette, the acting country director for the World Bank, referring to the shift of responsibility for running every aspect of Afghan affairs to the Afghan government.

The salacious aspect of the affair has captured media attention.

The most toxic aspect of the affair was the whiff of a commercial incentive.

For historians of the future, what will be the most baffling aspect of this affair?

But the most damaging aspect of the affair involved Mr. Brown's son.

Robin Wendt Chester Tony Blair's pre-emptive strike against Chilcot and the publication of the Chilcot report, still, I believe, leave one key aspect of the affair unanswered.

This aspect of the affair has now been settled out of court, although mother and daughter are once again quarrelling in public.