Sentence examples for too many affairs from inspiring English sources
But Helmuth, so handsome and efficient, has a manicky self-careless streak that produces too many affairs, too many pointed allusions to the Nazi past of respectable families, and too deep an association with a band of motorcycle-riding thugs.
In a Times review, TV critic Robert Lloyd said not much had changed with the Steven serieserg-produced serIts: "It has been an excessive show to my taste: too many affairs, too many relationships on the rocks, too much drama.
There are also various marriages and affairs, almost too many and confusing to count, and a number of abandoned children he barely knows.
Matt Downie Director of policy and external affairs Crisis "Too many manifestos leave the flawed sanctions regime untouched" With rough sleeping in England up by 55% since 2010 and growing numbers approaching their council for help with housing, homelessness is becoming impossible to ignore.
And to have done health and welfare would have raised too many awkward questions... doing financial affairs fitted in with all our discussions about... our money".
The loose-forward converted both tries and although the Centurions reached double figures with a try by Rob Jackson, the game was effectively over as a contest, and it degenerated into a scrappy affair with far too many errors and penalties.
Their last album, 2003's Universal Hall, was a decidedly rum affair, hamstrung by the overtly spiritual subject matter and too many half-realised musical ideas.
As is usual at homecoming affairs, the speeches were too many and too long.
I've immersed myself in far too many accounts of the nervous breakdowns, love affairs and petty rivalries of poets and novelists.
Its old arrangements had too many inconsistencies to be automated a remarkable state of affairs for a technology company.
