Not so in the world of Politico, he says, where meetings in which senators act like themselves (maybe sarcastic or short) become "tension filled" affairs.
In 1984, on the 100th anniversary of the publication of Huckleberry Finn, Norman Mailer wrote in the New York Times: "Reading [the novel] one comes to realise all over again that the near-burned-out, throttled, hate-filled dying affair between whites and blacks is still our great national love affair, and woe to us if it ends in detestation and mutual misery.
Together, Seldon and Linda shared a 45 year love affair filled with travel, adventure, and good food.
The Sip and Dip affair filled Jimmy Stewart's living room, den, dining room, and kitchen, and flowed over onto his back lawn, which was bright with moonlight.
They have also struggled, experts say, to get used to the Japanese way of baseball: a cautious, uptight affair filled with sacrifice hitting, midgame strategy sessions and, of course, intentional walks.
This void was eventually filled by an affair partner.
Typically the onboarding process for a new employee is an uninspired affair, filled with lectures, videos and other transactional interactions.
Instead of the typically "boring" aesthetic of past conventions, Trump repeatedly promised that next week's gathering in Cleveland will be a glitzy, glamorous affair filled with A-listers — or in other words, it will be Great Again.
This weekend would be a long, dire affair filled with lost boners and empty heroin bags if it weren't for two of the oldest and vaguely raging man-music makers still banging it out here in Melbourne.
And instead of this being a stale affair filled with reams of speeches and vague declarations, people around the world decided to show the leaders that "we have their back" as they take action on climate change and we are unified in our demand for strong action.
