Sentence examples for interesting affair from inspiring English sources

"This is going to be a very interesting affair.

The Trump administration's first Cabinet meeting should be an interesting affair.

Two layers of parliamentary game-playing should make Friday's sitting of the Commons an interesting affair.

Lunch at the TechCrunch office has always been an interesting affair.

The Toronto film festival has certainly been a sartorially interesting affair.

Monday night's debate was the second of this Republican presidential primary, yet it was a far more dramatic and interesting affair than the first, which took place in South Carolina last month and did not include Romney, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia or Bachmann.

All these people own computers, and it's quite unlikely that someone who spends every evening in front of a screen will commit a crime in his living room or get involved in an interesting love affair.

Anyway, all of this is by way of saying that Frost in May, first published in 1933, is an interesting autobiographical affair - a loosely fictionalised account of the "boarding school" period and expulsion that was to overshadow White's life.

Electronic music and cannabis have always had somewhat of an interesting love affair.

Perhaps the most interesting thing about the reaction to what Mr. Sikorski termed his reckless interference in British affairs was that it garnered scant attention in Britain.

In the longer term, Kathleen Tillotson's remark is more suggestive: "His lifelong love-affair with his reading public, when all is said, is by far the most interesting love-affair of his life".