Sentence examples for particular affair from inspiring English sources

The central government has neither interfered in any particular affair in nor sucked out any economic benefit from Hong Kong.

I'm a realistic person, so I do expect rejections and I'll make a point to end those particular love affairs in the right way.

Sure enough, as he follows each Golden Globe racer's particular course, affairs back on land fall quickly away, leaving only the competitors, their creaking boats and the sea.

But it took a terrible hit in 2008 as falling stockmarkets, an exodus of clients and scandals (in particular, the Bernie Madoff affair) combined to ruin its reputation.

A quarterfinal always has drama, but this has been a particular well-played affair for Italy, I think, and a fortunate day for England to still be in it.

That's the charm of this particular black-tie affair, held at Cipriani 55 Wall Street, which usually honors a diverse mix of designers, retailers and architects in a fairly low-key way, kind of like what the Council of Fashion Designers of America's Fashion Awards used to look like before they became so glitzy.

On tech in particular, the 2007 affair brought together four individuals who would shape many hallmarks of Kenya's Silicon Savannah.

Belgian socialists in particular used the affair to prove that because Leopold was in his "dotage" and under the control of a "rapacious and ambitious woman", he was unfit to govern.

He was given broader powers to better coordinate the international effort in Afghanistan, in particular civil-military affairs and reconstruction and assistance.

Kapuściński's widow tried to stop the book's publication because of its unembellished descriptions of the writer's private life (in particular, his extramarital affairs).

"A 'freeze date' for an election is simply the date by which a particular state of affairs must exist in order for a person to be eligible to vote.