Sentence examples for time meddling from inspiring English sources

Why does he spend his infinite time meddling with the affairs of humankind?

"I would seek to overturn it," he says, and based upon what he's said about New York's decision to allow marriage equality, as president, Santorum would spend an inordinate amount of time meddling in that state's affairs in an effort to get it reversed.

Senators who now want to dilute the mayor's authority — mainly Senator John Sampson, the new Democratic conference leader, and his allies — must recognize that this is not the time to meddle with something that works.

I'm the oldest of nine, and she did not have time to meddle.

Secondly, she would think that a devout Christian who thinks his god has time to meddle in who wins a TV show competition (It always amazes me how the religious think their imaginary gods have time to micro-manage their lives for them).

After the chaos in Iraq and the stalemate in Afghanistan, it is surely time to stop meddling in other countries, which only breeds resentment and more terrorism.

Have you lost focus on your life's aspirations and dreams, neglecting your obligations and responsibilities - because you spend so much time scrutinizing and meddling on your partner's business and personal affairs?

So symbiotic have they become that by now Mr. Curtis, who agonizes over the smallest word and trick of timing in every joke the way a mathematician frets about a minute change in a proof, allows Mr. Grant at times to meddle with his dialogue, even the shape of his character.

The government subsidized the ballet, keeping it alive in hard times but also meddling with the way it was performed.

Any anthropologist, or any farmer, for that matter, knows that harvest celebrations date back to the beginning of time and that despite meddling bureaucrats and temporary labor shortages, they will go on for a long time to come.

At the same time, Iranian meddling is not without its risks.