Examples of 'out of my affairs' in a sentence
Meaning of "out of my affairs"
out of my affairs: This phrase indicates a desire for someone to refrain from involvement or interference in one's personal matters or concerns. It is often used to establish boundaries and privacy in conversations or relationships
How to use "out of my affairs" in a sentence
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out of my affairs
Next time just stay out of my affairs.
Then keep out of my affairs and do as I say.
I think you should stay out of my affairs.
Now, stay out of my affairs before you get hurt.
You keep your nose out of my affairs.
If you want to see them alive again, then stay out of my affairs.
I kept her out of my affairs.
You forced my hand by refusing to stay out of my affairs.
You keep out of my affairs.
But Catherine must be taught to stay out of my affairs.
Just stay out of my affairs.
Our agreement … was that you keep your face out of my affairs.
You stay out of my affairs.
In which case, I would thank her to keep her nose out of my affairs.
Now get out. And stay out of my affairs until they concern you.
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No. From now on l will thank you to keep your nose out of my affairs.
If it is, keep out of my affairs and do as I say.
I want that British agent out of my affairs.
No, stay out of my affairs.
No. From now on I will thank you to keep your nose out of my affairs.
Sir, please stay out of my affairs.
Because you have been sleeping with Rebecca. I advise that you stay out of my affairs.
I advise that you stay out of my affairs.
What kind of talk is that? " Keep your nose out of my affairs.
Until then, keep your nose out of my affairs.
I have asked you many times, Hannibal, to please stay out of my affairs.
From now on, keep your nose out of my affairs.
My mouth? Keep your nose out of my affairs.
No, no way, I thought I told you to keep out of my affairs.
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