Sentence examples for incorrect affair from inspiring English sources
His new show is a raucous, lewd, politically incorrect affair that confirms just what a rare bird Humphries is: a fine character actor, a comedian who can hold a vast house such as the Palladium in his grip, and a social satirist with a gift for outrage.
There's just one line in the order that strikes me as incorrect: "Given this state of affairs, we are not satisfied with a mere predictive judgment based primarily on the assurances of government officials, even though we have no doubt they are proceeding in good faith".
He successfully sued over incorrect reports that he had an affair with her.
The Chilean Minister of Foreign Affairs Manuel Matta replied that Harrison's message was "erroneous or deliberately incorrect," and said that the Chilean government was treating the affair the same as any other criminal matter.
The Chilean foreign minister, Manuel Antonio Matta, replied that Harrison's message was "erroneous or deliberately incorrect," and said that the Chilean government was treating the affair the same as any other criminal matter.
[An earlier version of this post had incorrect times.] The Brooklyn Beefsteak, a descendant of the classic affair memorialized by Joseph Mitchell in The New Yorker, is an all-you-can-eat-and-drink beef and beer feast.
This would be incorrect because it completely fails to capture how I think about the state of affairs of my car being in the driveway.
She's aware that it is "politically incorrect," as she put it, to show a lesbian character caught up in a torrid heterosexual affair.
Mohammad H. al-Momani, Jordan's minister of state for media affairs, said allegations that Jordanian intelligence officers had been involved in any weapons thefts were "absolutely incorrect".
Monfette considered Izzie's affair with George as the season's worst but most significant storyline, criticizing its being "force-red, emotionally incorrect, a mismatch from the beginning and a narrative long-shot", which does not express love, but lust.
