Sentence examples for benign marriages from inspiring English sources
Yet somehow, probably because the moral judgments are lightly made, superannuated singletons such as myself can look on and see an advertisement for, rather than a warning against, that famously honourable estate—just as we do when we gaze at the more benign marriages of our friends.
A kind of benign competition to determine the better marriage takes place, and everybody wins.
There's no prohibition on cohabitation these days, and religious regulation of marriage has dwindled into benign ceremonial irrelevance.
Of course, Talcott Parsons Parsonss and Bales 1953) described divorce not as a threat to marriage, but rather as a benign "adjustive process" that occurred as the family focused its functions on socializing children and stabilizing adult personalities (Gilding 2010).
Stephen is the dark alternative to her benign (but, we can't help feeling, preferable) marriage.
The result is that "royal correspondents" tend eventually to resemble the most saccharine of vicars: presiding over births, marriages and deaths among the Windsor clan with a benign smile and breathy delivery.
IPod "addiction" seems benign.
It radiates benign disorientation.
It is essentially benign.
