Sentence examples for be married at all from inspiring English sources

"I think we misunderstood him and didn't have to be married at all," says Thorn.

Perhaps Kate, on the other hand, "not only didn't want to be married to me, she didn't want to be married at all".

After some friction (Einstein wasn't sure that he wanted to be married at all, after the mental exertions of general relativity, but Elsa's respectable family wanted her reputation salvaged), he and Elsa married, in June , 1919

And yet quite a good deal will be said in the next few days about how hard it is to be so publicly married, or to be married at all, and about what that says about love in general — and it's theoretically possible that some of it will be true, or even useful.

My mother and her friends loved Zsa Zsa because at a time when women were meant to be passive and grateful to be married at all, Zsa Zsa was always talking about marrying for money rather than romance: "Diamonds are a girl's best friend and dogs are a man's best friend.

2. Ideally try not to be married at all.

It's not like being married at all.

A bigger fear, she confesses, is not being married at all.

Most of the time, I'd really just like to forget that they're married at all.

Half of all applicants are married at the time of application.

All mothers were married at the time of the index subject's birth.