Sentence examples for believe unmarried from inspiring English sources

They said as Christians they did not believe unmarried couples should share a room.

Peter and Hazelmary Bull, of the Chymorvah Hotel, near Penzance, said as Christians they did not believe unmarried couples should share a room.

Bottom line: if you believe Leviticus condemns homosexuality, then you have to believe unmarried pregnant women should be stoned.

Here is a book that provides total pleasure — a picaresque contemporary "Candide" or "Don Quixote," written with both affection and a gimlet eye, about a young, earnest textbook salesman (territory: Oklahoma and Texas), George Brush, who doesn't drink, doesn't smoke, and doesn't believe in unmarried sex, and who blunders into one ludicrous situation after another through his honesty and naïveté.

Many believe that unmarried youth should not use ECP.

Experts at the time believed that unmarried women — not married women — should work only to pass time while searching for a husband.

Most doctors felt that women under 29 years of age (68%) and married women (68%) were currently the main ECP users while only 21% of the doctors believed that unmarried young women used ECPs.

The providers interviewed in Khan et al. believed that unmarried younger women or students are more likely to go to pharmacies, whereas married older women are more likely to go to other providers; younger, unmarried women are least likely to go to qualified doctors [ 42].

But if a culture wants to continue to believe that no unmarried girls are having sex, it is difficult to acknowledge this at an official level".

Unless, of course, you believe that a childless, unmarried woman has every reason in the world to be depressed.

(B.Y.U., too, has a relationship to the number in question: in 2012, a Pew Research Center survey determined that seventy-nine per cent of Mormons believe that sex between unmarried adults is morally wrong).