Sentence examples for exposed affair from inspiring English sources

Stevens has to deal with her romantic feelings for O'Malley, whose marriage to Torres is being threatened by his yet to be exposed affair.

They refer back to Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and so on, who were presidents at a time when the press had a tacit agreement not to expose affairs.

According to an account that Detective Cook provided to Mr. Lewis and others, Ms. Wade excused the surveillance by saying that the paper's action had been "in the public interest" — the argument British newspapers typically make to justify using underhanded or illegal methods to, say, expose affairs by public officials.

Jack Roberts, a private investigator at Global Investigations, is tasked with exposing affairs.

Exposed, the affair ended Knoedler's hundred and sixty-five years in business.

A tabloid newspaper had exposed his affair with a male ex-prostitute.

The actor will direct the film version of the book Hack Attack by Guardian journalist Nick Davies, who exposed the affair.

Eight years later, Gary Hart's forced departure from the presidential race after reporters exposed his affair touched off a passionate debate about a candidate's right to privacy.

DETROIT — Text messages released publicly on Tuesday provide details of the extramarital affair between Mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick and his former chief of staff, Christine Beatty, and expand on his plan to fire police officers whose investigations could have exposed the affair.

In November, shortly before the News of the World exposed their affair, Hurley tweeted Warne: "Sammy sends you a special lick and says he'd like to put his silky head on your shoulder".

When a muckraker exposed the affair and the cover-up, Hamilton turned to the communications technology of the day to defend himself, publishing a pamphlet in which he argued that he had never abused any public resources.