Sentence examples for which affairs from inspiring English sources

A decade of intrigue followed, during which affairs of state, when managed at all, went forward because of the momentum developed by the bureaucracy.

There's Peter Morgan, writer of The Deal, The Queen and Frost/Nixon, films in which affairs of state are expressed through clashes of strong personalities at pivotal moments; and in the US, there's Oliver Stone, maker of psychologically focused portraits of presidents, such as Nixon and W., that see a nation's fate as individual ambition and neurosis writ large.

Certainly they look small, in just about all the arenas in which national affairs are debated.

A collection of 10 true-crime stories in which love affairs often lead to violence.

The growth of the German-speaking nobility led German to become the language in which public affairs were transacted.

Those revelations fuelled renewed criticism of the way in which foreign affairs were being handled by the US president-elect.

"But it's a collection of true stories in which love affairs end with a horrible crime".

At Kalamata, the Greeks established the Messenian Senate which governed affairs in the southern Peloponnese.

This is the only episode in which their affair fascinated me.

The bubble in which the affair takes place is also a moral vacuum.

The lengthy, complicated prosecution of the mayor came to Blida, and Ben Khedda shared in the indignation which this affair caused.