Sentence examples for great affairs from inspiring English sources
He frowns and thinks of all his great affairs.
I was a packhorse in his great affairs.
In fact, there are three great affairs of my life… writing, love and le goût d'aventure – the taste of adventure.
Whereas the earlier Saxon witan, or king's council, dealt only with great affairs of state, the new Norman court assumed wide judicial powers.
To achieve this, it kept well away from great affairs of state, concentrating instead on the petty torments of frustrated careerism.
Are the great affairs of state, war and peace, monetary union, the transatlantic divide, meaningless to the voting public, irrelevant to their daily needs?
The great affair is to move.
"I was having this not very great affair.
"The great affair is to move". One students' experience interning in Spain.
I felt a similar sense, although in my case, I was about to watch, and was already watching, this "great affair" unfold.
Her autobiography might have been called "Life: A Love Story," testament not to one great affair but to all the private glory she found in the chances she took.
