Sentence examples for studied affair from inspiring English sources

Cooking and eating during Passover is a meticulous, studied affair, and many of us go out of our way to prepare special foods.

This man is a demagogue.' " Mr. Reich studied international affairs at the University of North Carolina, got a master's degree in Latin American affairs at Georgetown University and worked for the Florida Department of Commerce.

He later studied international affairs at Oxford and Georgetown Universities.

He studied international affairs at Columbia and was the first black to edit the Harvard Law Review.

At the government's expense, he studied Soviet affairs at Chicago University, from which he emerged in 1950 with a PhD.

Bromley studied international affairs at American University in Washington, D.C., learning the history, economics, and science behind international environmental and developmental policy.

However, I ultimately changed my view about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict after I moved from Iran to the U.S. I studied international affairs at New York's Columbia University, and this brought about a change in my assessment of the situation.

Most experts who have studied internal affairs think that rate is much lower than it would be if the process weren't in many ways designed to protect officers.

"I feel really blessed that I get to go study something that I'm so passionate about: high-quality food and the culture around food," said Toscano, who studied international affairs while at CU. Since 1978, 141 students from the Boulder campus have received Fulbright grant offers, according to the Office of International Education.

The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office has already declared that UEA violated certain Freedom of Information act requirements and the British House of Commons is also studying the affair.

He currently serves as a Vice-Dean for study affairs.