Sentence examples for not all affairs from inspiring English sources

Not all affairs produce corruption, and we don't have to know every sin that our politicians commit.

Strictly speaking not all the possible states of affairs are combinations of the elements of the actual world.

It's not all current affairs with Hall, though – he's also great at drawing the humour out of the insular outlook of the midwest, not just via his inspired redneck Otis Lee Crenshaw character, but also through his own dry-as-a-prairie approach to stand-up.

This is inconsistent: Representative payees are appointed for individuals who may need additional assistance with managing their financial affairs, not all of their affairs.

But not all states of affairs contain objects; an impersonal state of affairs such as the obtaining state of affairs that it is raining does not contain objects.

Not all great love affairs begin like this, granted.

Now, presumably not all moral states of affairs can be justified: eventually there will be basic moral states of affairs, for which no justification can be given.

What he had was not an affair of the heart.

Or, on the other hand, definitely not an affair.

"Thrift is not an affair of the pocket," someone once said, "but an affair of character".

Despite this state of affairs, not all arguments that have been put forward in this controversy are valid.