Sentences with phrase «whole affair»

The only blemish on whole affair was that we left our medicine bag (roughly $ 100 worth) in the villa and the manager was totally unhelpful in sending it back - not sure what the point of a manager is.

Create positive you do not program any date or possibly whole affairs around your especially personal requirements.

The indefinite exemption announced Thursday on the 10 per cent aluminum and 25 per cent steel tariffs is a reprieve, said Aluminium Association of Canada president Jean Simard, but the whole affair has created too many unknowns to attract new investment.

As for Gao, his wife says the whole affair has brought nothing but grief.

As Joe Castaldo writes in his in - depth Canadian Business feature, «The Last Days of Target,» the whole affair began with Zellers, Hudson's Bay's ailing discount arm.

According to Weaver, the key to the whole affair is the still - encrypted file that was included with the Shadow Broker's data dump.

Since this whole affair has gone viral, we have a feeling this might not be the last word on the matter.

Ben Thompson at Stratechery carefully analyzes the technical and political fallout from this week's congressional hearings, and his opinion is that the tech giants are caught between two contradictory positions: that they are powerful enough to cause seismic shifts in the advertising market and provide unprecedented insights about their audiences to marketers; and also that they are innocent bystanders in the whole affair who were ignorant of what was transpiring on their platforms:

This whole affair strikes me as «dirty used car sales tactics» at best and actual fraud at worst.

After listening to testimony from scores of scientists, bureaucrats, lobbyists, aboriginal chiefs and environmental groups, the committee dropped the whole affair like a bucket of tar.

While she's probably not wrong in that it's likely hovering near the end - point, I would like to just take a moment to point out that most of this whole affair has been fuelled by weak - sauce allegations and conflated facts, and this particular air of desperation as people keep flinging the equivalent of spaghetti against a wall in the hope that something inevitably sticks.

As the Bill Morneau imbroglio starts to fade behind the outrage du jour, being the Paradise Papers, Andrew Coyne decided to take another crack at the issue, this time taking a swing at Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson and her handling — or mishandling — of the whole affair from the beginning.

Levandowski, on the other hand, has so far been tight - lipped about the whole affair, having previously cited his constitutional rights against self - incrimination and, most recently, stepping down from LiDAR - related work at Uber.

As I have been saying since this thing started, this whole affair has been staged!!.

Too often the dissolution of a church is messy business, with hurt feelings, accusations, and blame circling around the whole affair like hungry vultures.

But far more shocking is the rapidly growing euthanasia culture that made this whole affair possible.

I will now pretend to be deeply saddened by the whole affair and eager to make amends in spite of your arrogance and inaccessibility.

What heartened me most about the whole affair was how little formal talk there was about Christian unity and how much direct experience of it.

The famously stern Robertson had a surprisingly cavalier tone about the whole affair.

Even as Hamilton succumbs to Reynolds's charms, he reflects bitterly on how hollow the whole affair is: «This is the last time / I said that last time / It became a pastime.»

The whole affair hangs, then, on an empirical verification of their logic.

The wedding cake symbolized my perception of the whole affair.

Now we know that covetousness is the crux of the whole affair, since sin always depends on it.

According to the old custom the parents of the concerned parties monopolized the whole affair.

It's true — a lot of the people who get groomed for church leadership are the same ones who start feeling a little unsettled about the whole affair.

The jury of 500 citizens would have been happy to close the whole affair by imposing a minor fine.

What became very evident as the trial unfolded was the absurdity that the well - known attitude of some Muslims (particularly some Muslim men) towards some non-Muslim women - a centrally important consideration in the whole affair - was consistently and with deliberation brushed under the carpet.

The church really had no clue how to handle this, so they forced a resignation and kind of washed their hands of the whole affair.

The Appeal, which also contained once again a succinct history of the whole affair was to be sent with the letter to the Fuggerhaus and to be made public after Luther's departure.

We professors especially, in our zeal to be open and fair, may present to our students a cafeteria of options, each with its strengths and weaknesses, while committing ourselves to none and growing gradually jaded by the whole affair.

The whole affair is finished with a cloud of rich, chocolaty Italian meringue frosting, my favorite way to ice a cake.

Shredded apples and carrots add a punch of sweet and a pop of color, and the toasty roasty nuts, grains, and seeds give it sticking power, turning the whole affair into more of a hearty meal than a salad.

You'll need a whole mess of lemons, and getting the juice out of them is the most time - consuming part of the whole affair.

This whole affair takes 10 minutes tops, and at the end you've got a toasty, elegant appetizer that's more than a few steps fancier than a plain old bag of chips — a snack you wouldn't feel tacky serving with Champagne.

There was no need to really — we had the lakes, our tents, bikes, hiking trails, kayaks, canoes, snorkels, dominoes, even a shotty arcade with an 80s juke box, and most importantly each other... and the whole affair was graciously catered by my parents and the Bouleys.

If only life came with a homemade muffin on demand button I feel like the whole affair would be much more manageable.

«The plastic lids make the whole affair a lot cleaner, tidier, and easier to manage.

A sweet streusel topping of Cranberry Crunch granola, brown sugar and coconut oil (or butter) crowns the whole affair.

A sweet streusel topping of Cranberry Crunch granola, brown sugar and coconut oil (or butter) crowns the whole affair, and I have to say it's not to be skipped.

There's a touch of Wes Anderson to the whole affair.

I'm not complaining from a Seahawks perspective because they actually ended up on the better side of the whole affair, I'm complaining as a football fan that saw almost one out of every four plays result in a penalty, and that's not even counting all the ones that were declined.

I think this whole affair is blown out of proportion.

And even when faced with the evidence, Petrino resisted telling the truth until Auburn issued a statement owning up to the whole affair.

For me that's what makes this whole affair more tragic.

Just in case anyone had forgotten about the Luis Suarez / Patrice Evra racism situation what with all the fuss about John Terry and Anton Ferdinand (not to mention Sepp Blatter's drunken - elephant - like blundering into the whole affair), the FA are here to remind us all that it happened, and that they're looking into it:

And in the whole affair, they implied, they saw the fine handiwork of his manager, Mickey Duff.

We'll be live blogging the whole affair, starting at 5:08 p.m. ET.

It was there that TakeOver: The End took place, with a subtitle for that subtitle introduced at the last minute just to further place importance (and a hint of ridiculousness) on the whole affair: it was now «The End of the Beginning,» a sign that NXT truly is at the end of an era in more ways than one.