a personal affair造句

• She retorted that he shouldn't meddle in " a personal affair ."
• Under Egyptian law, neither party can be named as the case was heard in a personal affairs court.
• In this satirical play, Epifani intertwined a personal affair with a current political debate concerning the abortion law in Italy.
• Poliakov never apologized for his obsession with anti-Semitism, and called it " practically a personal affair ."
• Mr Srour ended the discussion after half an hour, saying that the visit by the two deputies was a personal affair.
• Egyptian law prohibits the publication of the couple's names or other details as the case was heard in a personal affairs court.
• :On 27 April 2010, Troy Buswell resigned from the ministry following questions arising from a personal affair with Greens MP Adele Carles.
• Whilst Tawney remained a regular churchgoer, his Christian faith remained a personal affair, and he rarely spoke publicly about the basis of his beliefs.
• It was a gut-wrenching experience, to have the nation go through the extreme process of perhaps removing the president, over a personal affair.
• He also notes the way that when Guill閚 writes about Lorca, the latter's life and works become a personal affair of the Guill閚 family.
• Mehta alleged that their friendship ended because of something that happened during their 2010 vacation in the US; he refused to go into details calling it a personal affair.
• Carnegie Mellon, in turn, has issued statements in support of Professor Touretzky, noting that his criticism of Scientology is a personal affair and not the opinion of the University itself.
• Although he feels it was his duty to defeat Omega as leader of the clan, Hayate is bested by Ayane, who then proceeds to the final round and kills her foster father, citing that it was a personal affair.
• (PHOENIX )-Don Bolles made his war against " the menace " of organized crime a personal affair during the 1970s, testifying before Congress about the Mafia's tentacles and identifying Arizona mobsters by name in his news articles.
• She doesn't watch television as much as consume it, firing off e-mails to those concerned because she likes her relationship with the medium, sees it as a personal affair, a mind enhancer, an entertainer, a companion.
• A Hong Kong newspaper, the Oriental Daily News, said this week that its founder, Ma Sik-chun, channeled 1 million pounds to the Conservatives in 1994, when they were in power, in exchange for help on " a personal affair ."
• That the lesson of the fable could be applied to statecraft as well as personal affairs had earlier been realised by Pseudo-Plutarch The story is prefaced with the proverb " Eendragt maakt magt, een twist verkwist " ( Unity makes strength, strife wastes ).
• 15 . "'" The Big Phat Mouth Episode ( 1 ) " "': When Mona mistakes a dinner date with a handsome reporter as a personal affair, she unwittingly gets quoted in a music magazine saying disparaging things about one of her music label's artists that ends up getting her fired.