Sentence examples for personal dealing from inspiring English sources

Yet the lyrics (which are translated in the sleeve notes) are highly personal, dealing with his life or his blindness; they are transformed by that thoughtful, exquisitely emotional voice.

His book, Courage Grows Strong at the Wound, is a collection of essays that range from the highly personal (dealing with grief, the death of his wife, single parenting) to the acutely political.

Personal development, dealing with emotions and personal suffering, self-awareness, and self-care were submitted as key qualities that must be taught, guided, and fostered to maintain a patient-centred focus among GPs.

Only the personal deal, she said, went through.

But although Nike sponsors United, Mr Beckham wears Adidas boots, under a personal deal with the German firm.

Dow Jones Murdoch pulled off one of his most personal deals with the $5bn acquisition of the Wall Street Journal publisher.

All but two prominent Khmer Rouge figures remain free, some as the result of personal deals with the prime minister.

The club, currently third in the WSL, recently sold her sponsorship (a club rather than a personal deal) for £250 plus VAT.

The annual negotiations are used by veteran bureaucrats and lawmakers to hammer out personal deals, according to anti-corruption groups and the news media, which have labeled them the "hajj mafia".

He had many enemies, however, and retained power by using the highly criticized technique called giolittismo, which is associated with corruption and violence on election days and with personal deals rather than with party loyalty.

There is no logic that says it must go up, or must even continue to exist at all (no, the Crown Estate doesn't offset this payment, it was never a personal deal).