Sentence examples for meaningful affairs from inspiring English sources

She has had four meaningful affairs.

England prevailed in rather more meaningful affairs in 1996 and 1999, in European Championship group stage and play-off ties respectively, but the fixture then died a 14-year death until being revived at Wembley last year.

It marked the bleak beginning to an evening that vacillated between a shouting match and occasional discussion of more meaningful affairs, such as the hiring of foreign workers and the war against the Islamic State.

It marked the bleak beginning to an evening that vacillated between a shouting match with occasional discussion of more meaningful affairs, such as the hiring of foreign workers and the war against the Islamic State.

The Broncos will need a few breaks to get to 10 wins, which will probably be the minimum for a playoff berth in the A.F.C. Remember how the games between the KANSAS CITY CHIEFS and OAKLAND RAIDERS used to be nasty, meaningful affairs?

There, at the dedication of a library in his name, he caroused with old buddies, spending a whisky-fueled all-nighter that ends with him recalling an old love — a clearly deeply meaningful affair he had as a student, with a fellow male cadet.

Of course, like the great life plans you had – to travel, and take evening classes in psychotherapy, and have a brief yet meaningful affair with a much older man before moving to Barcelona and launching a cookery app – the flyer gets muddied.

"As many of you know, I've had three husbands and one meaningful love affair," the singer Marilyn Maye remarked.

This kind of meaningful participation in public affairs is not only good governance, but is also a human right protected by international laws that the United States has signed and ratified.

"If we are settled down, if we can have a more established mission, we will be able to play an ongoing and more meaningful role in international affairs," Mr. Pradhan said yesterday.

From this perspective, scientific claims about the proper ordering of society merely justified as natural the oppression of the laboring classes, the exclusion of women from meaningful participation in public affairs and the denial of basic natural and human rights to black people.