Sentence examples for less affairs from inspiring English sources

If more people actually did what the Bible told them to do their would be less killings, less crime, less divorces, less abuse, less addictions, less affairs, less hate and this world would be a much better place.

But by high school, events were already spinning out of control: an arsonist burned our school down about a month before graduation and we had a poignant, disheveled, song-less affair in front of the cindery remains.

These tabloids care about the less grandiose affairs that impact on most people's lives.

The dozen or so GamePad Party games are less sociable affairs for pairs, one either end of the controller, stick in hand to play competitively or cooperatively.

Perhaps Radiohead's intro shouldn't have surprised so much; final days at festivals often descend into looser, less predictable affairs.

Thus far, the club's bookings have been less impromptu affairs, featuring national acts like Gil Parris and Bobby Rush, who are familiar to blues fans but not the general public.

Opening ceremonies for Winter Olympics tend to be less extravagant affairs than their summer cousins, but after spending $51bn£38bnbn) on the most expensive Games yet there was never any chance that Putin was going to scale back here.

When Apple products fail, as they often do, they tend to be less dramatic affairs that don't affect all users at once.

Since then, Assayas has once again retreated to more intimate, though no less passionate, affairs.

War has become a far more chronic, less predictable affair.

In that sense it is perhaps a less weighty affair.