The phrase "a deep marriage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a marriage that is characterized by profound emotional connection, understanding, and intimacy between partners.
Example: "Their relationship has evolved into a deep marriage, built on trust and mutual respect."
Alternatives: "a profound marriage" or "an intimate marriage".
Doleful and bearded, he makes you feel the quiet desperation of Don, a mild accounts manager and pornography addict stuck in a deep-freeze marriage.
One hopes, of course, that a relationship grows and becomes a deep and wonderful marriage and friendship that lasts forever.
The prevalence of marriage practices in hunter-gatherers suggests a deep history of regulated marriage.
More troubling is the deeper marriage we are seeing between hardware and software.
There's the one about the fate of Philip and Elizabeth's marriage — a deep bond between two well-trained fakes — and the one about the fate of the Soviet Union itself, which is due to collapse soon, not long after the show's eighties setting.
There's the one about the fate of Philip and Elizabeth's marriage — a deep bond between two well-trained fakes — and the one about the fate of the Soviet Union itself, which is due to collapse soon, not long after the show's eighties setting.**** "The Americans" is a bleak show that ends each episode with heartbreak.
This, Brown says, is the 'universal symbol of the divine feminine'". "Of course, inThe DaVinci Code Dan Brown interpreted this as evidence that da Vinci had a deep belief in the marriage of Jesus and Mary Magdalene". The 1982 book, Holy Blood, Holy Grail, postulated a number of ideas used by Brown in his 2003 novel.
In Richard Nelson's two-character "Between East and West" (at the Callboard through Sunday), successful Czech actors Gregor and Erna Hasek endure the contemporary rigors of resettlement in the United States: the excitement, the wonder, the fear, the professional highs for him and lows for her--and, inexorably, a deep schism in their marriage.
"If there's a deep moral conviction that gay marriage is wrong, if a majority of Americans believe on principle that marriage is an institution for men and women, I'm not at all sure he shares that view, but he's not an in-your-face type," Cass Sunstein, a colleague of Obama's at the University of Chicago, says.
Such as, in our case, a deeper and closer marriage, and a readjustment of our values to embrace unconditional love rather than high expectations.
