Sentence examples for help meddling from inspiring English sources

Charles cannot help meddling in public affairs.

Of course, as a contingent empirical fact, extensive arbitrary power often brings extensive interferences in train (slave masters and absolute monarchs just can't help meddling in their subjects' affairs, we might suppose), so it is understandable that our distaste for the former should influence our assessment of the latter.

The U.S. can't help but meddle, using its powerful military as a more or less blunt instrument, at incredible expense to our country, and at a staggering cost in foreign lives lost or damaged by incessant warfare.

That variously means having control of territory to which its leaders, soldiers or even nuclear weapons could move in case of war with India, or simply having close Afghan allies across the border, who can help keep Indian meddling at bay.

Trump has bristled at any suggestion that his 2016 presidential victory was tainted, either via Russian meddling to help him win or the fact that he lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton. .

"For the Chinese authorities to accuse him of treason or to blame meddling foreigners for helping him will be a hard sell".

Many believe the army's meddling helped AK to a bigger share of the vote (47%) in last July's election.

Fuentes has said his proposed measure would help minimize such City Hall meddling by giving up key powers that the mayor and council hold over the department.

One friend, Howard Feinberg, said, "The Alan I know is someone who is concerned only about helping improve the human condition, not meddling in people's politics".

While not usually one to meddle, I can't help myself and chime in.

Think Like A Man Too --This sequel tanes assortedted gaggle of friends to Las Vegas to help a couple (Terrence Jenkins, Regina Hall) with a meddling mother (Jenifer Lewis) get married.