Sentence examples for that affairs from inspiring English sources

IT OFTEN seems that affairs in this benighted country can get no worse; and yet they have.

Sod that!" Affairs of the head and heart The Real Thing occupies a pivotal position in Stoppard's output.

Viennese high society may privately have accepted that affairs were common, that many were promiscuous and seduced their servants, but they certainly didn't want those facts broadcast publicly.

Dr. Yohn counsels expatriate families in their marriage troubles and explained that affairs are very common for men and for women who travel or live abroad.

Were the songs being sung only phonetically, so that "affairs" rhymed with "scarce" (in "Save All Your Love for Me") and the group's English sounded stiffly contrived?

"I believe that you will be a guarantee that affairs will not be swept under the carpet," he said at the swearing-in ceremony, referring to the cabinet members.

(Besides, that affair didn't end well).

Does she feel enslaved by the urgency of that period, that affair, defined by it?

But rarely has a designer expressed that affair with such generosity.

He was in editorial meetings, so we exchanged emails.If an actress has an affair with a famous married footballer, I asked, could your newspaper report that affair?

He said that foreign affairs remained secondary to domestic affairs.