Sentence examples for major affairs from inspiring English sources

It also delivers a frisson, reminiscent of Stephen Frears's film The Queen - which Stone cites as an influence - of being a fly on the wall during recent major affairs of state.

Hitler is there at the heart of major affairs of state, which he viewed as the work of a messianic leader.Mr Evans's writing is a model of clarity and intelligence, but there are a few areas where the book is less sure-footed.

We wound up having a major affair, and that was the beginning of the end of my marriage.

But both the interregnum and the post-Elizabethan age, with its six-year marriage to Susan Hunt and yearlong one to Sally Hay, as well as a major affair with the African-American actress Jeanne Bell, get due coverage.

I've played with the new unit for a few days now and it's clearly for a household like mine where video games isn't a major affair.

As a result genetic studies to distinguish between functionally neutral and disease associated polymorphisms have become a major affair.

George W. Bush began as a president of simple precepts of right and wrong, a leader who predicted his major foreign affairs challenges would be Russia and China.

She shaped many of its formats for major current affairs series, including Tonight, Panorama and That Was The Week That Was.

He made his name on two major public affairs programs, "Panorama," a topical magazine, and "Question Time," which featured a live audience and four guests from public life.

Outside analysts have been closely monitoring Mr. Kim's absences or appearances in major state affairs since his 2008 stroke fueled speculation on how long he could stay in power.

It offered reports on international politics, such as wars and diplomatic relations, as well as coverage of major domestic affairs.