It was not the way Ephraim would have gone about a love affair, had he had one.
As we see her this morning, could she indeed ever have had a love affair?
Like most young men who have a love affair on hand he wanted to be alone and dream dreams and see visions.
But it doesn't look to me much like a love affair.
And you made up your mind right off that it was a love affair, eh?
She did not even, as Miss Theodora had dreaded, reprove her cousin for allowing this love affair to develop unchecked by her.
But Miss Theodora never told any one exactly how she felt when she heard of the strange ending of Ernest's love affair.
She wondered if she herself had been too stern in her attitude toward Ernest's love affair.
Perhaps the damsels had lovers already, or did not wish to have a love affair on their hands, for in truth the youths were both good fellows, such as many a noble lady would have liked for a lover.
The lady being informed of her lord's love affair, though she did not show it, was not well pleased; but she devised a plan, which was this.
Only one word further was said that evening by Miss Stanbury about Brooke and his love affair.
There was certainly a love affair of which he did not personally approve, as the gentleman had no fixed income and as far as he could understand no fixed profession.
He was," he said, "much attached to his niece Nora, but he had heard that there was a love affair.
Occasionally one meets a man who plunges into a love affair as he plunges into the surf, but most of them just sit back lazily on the beach and let the waves of emotion splash harmlessly over them.
The sweetest part of a love affair is just before the confession when you begin discussing love in the abstract and gazing concretely into one another's eyes.
What a man calls his conscience in a love affair is merely a pain in his vanity, the moral ache that accompanies a headache, or the mental action that follows a sentimental reaction.
Er-r, had Miss Gilbert any - love affair, any trouble of such a nature that it might have preyed on her mind?
I should rather say that she had had a love affair, but that it had been forgotten, perhaps a year ago.
I feel that you ought to know this, but really I don't think it is right to say that Georgette had a love affair.
Judge, isn't it you would lend a boy a hand in a love affair?
If you are conjecturing a love affair between Mr. Osborne Hamley and me, you never were more mistaken in your life.
He did not like the having to go and tell of a love affair so soon after he had declared his belief that no such thing existed; it was a confession of fallibility which is distasteful to most men.
It was during those years that Leonora tried to get up a love affair of her own with a fellow called Bayham--a decent sort of fellow.
It was a love affair--a pure enough thing in its way.
He always worked best at the beginning of a love affair.
I mean it takes two to make a quarrel, and it certainly takes two to make a love affair.
If a love affair is being inquired about, Cups must represent it.
If the suit is Cups they mean the beginning of a love affair, and in the same way hatred or a quarrel is denoted as beginning if the Sword suit is used, while Ace, Deuce, and Tray of Money announce the inception of a business transaction.
The Ace of Cups the dawn of a love affair, the Deuce opposition to it, and the Tray consent.
Here I broke off, and wrote Bourget a dedication; no use resisting; it's a love affair.
For when he gets into the barbed wire tangle of a love affair, he needs the wise counsel of a middle-aged woman.
No middle-aged married man gets on well with a love affair who is out of daily reach of his wife.
This is not a love affair," Marriot shouted, apologetically.
On my word of honor it isn't a love affair--at least not exactly.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "love affair" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
