Sentence examples for extended affairs from inspiring English sources
Ms. Futral bridges it easily, perhaps because she embodies a bit of both women: the forthright Marian Paroo and the brilliant Émilie, a pioneering 18th-century physicist, mathematician and thinker whose brief, turbulent life included extended affairs with Voltaire.
Virtually the only outside we get here, even in Sontag's accounts of her marriage and two extended affairs, is in the way it affects her feelings.
So they created vows and ceremonies, and marriages became a community and extended family affair.
It was an (extended) family affair as their cousins, Kourtni and Kara, joined them for the meeting.
There's Charles Blake, the recent arrival whose brash self-confidence in business extends to affairs of the heart.
Comment on the statute of limitations in domestic affairs; & suggestion that it be extended to international affairs.
By A. J. Liebling The New Yorker, September 20 , 1958P. 31 Comment on the statute of limitations in domestic affairs; & suggestion that it be extended to international affairs.
In the course of the nineteenth century, the faith in the capacity of science to objectively describe, explain, and control nature was gradually extended to human affairs as sociology, economics, psychology, and other social sciences appeared to certify scientific accounts of social facts and scientific techniques of intervention.
This type of solidarity in Southern Africa has extended beyond domestic affairs to include limiting citizens' access to justice on a regional level, as clearly demonstrated by the disbandment of the SADC Tribunal, launched in 2005 to enforce the SADC Treaty.
The fact that it was so successful in the World Cup against the Wallabies, who wandered into it as a tourist goes down a dark alley, has extended the love affair with a tactic that takes no one by surprise anymore, and consequently is less useful.
Phil's commitment to social justice extended from his personal affairs to his political beliefs and professional work.
