Sentence examples for between affairs from inspiring English sources

In formal terms, Just stays firmly within the canons of contemporary American realism, but he differs from his peers in the ease with which he glides between affairs of state and close-grained portraits of domestic life.

Every game counts the same in the standings, but there is an inherent difference between affairs in March and those in April, when the Nets — so they hope — will be polishing their blemishes in advance of the postseason.

In 1973 Brodie also published War and Politics, a volume on the relations between military affairs and statecraft.

In crisp, quick sentences, he described the links -- some clear, some not -- between human affairs and the planet's thermostat.

Caring for an ill family member may actually result in an imbalance between personal affairs and family function.

There were 36 Commando raids targeted against France between 1940 1944, mostly small affairs involving between 10 and 25 men.

IN THE United States, televised campaign debates tend to be gladiatorial affairs between the two leading candidates.

The minister for external affairs between 1951 and 1960 was Richard Gardiner Casey.

This naturally set up a poisonous state of affairs between Franklin and Wilkins.

For example, 1 Samuel can be read as describing gay affairs between David and Jonathan.

Love affairs between the credible and the corny happen more often than you'd think.