Sentence examples for characterize married from inspiring English sources
§ Over 60 million girls worldwide are child brides, married before the age of 18. Violence and abuse characterize married life for many of these girls.
"That I cannot characterize.
A total of 411 married participants answered an online survey.
The two are not married or engaged, but Coughlin characterizes them as raising their son together.
Countries where marriages are less stable (i.e. those with higher divorce rates) may also be characterized by fewer differences between cohabiting and married individuals.
At the Vienna Summit in June 1961, Khrushchev reiterated his threat that if a Berlin agreement was not achieved by December, the Soviet Union would sign a separate treaty with East Germany (an arrangement that West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt disparagingly characterized as Khrushchev "marrying himself").
Eventually he married Mary Todd, who has often been characterized as manic-depressive.
"Dewey married money, LeBoeuf married up" was how some characterized the union.
They were married in 1973, in Wellfleet, Mass., in a ceremony characterized by the informality (the barefoot bride wore a granny dress and carried wildflowers) that seemed to characterize much of their marriage.
Delmore, as everyone called him, including those who didn't know him, was born in Brooklyn, on December 8 , 1913 to the unhappily married Harry Schwartz and Rose Nathanson, both immigrants from Eastern Europe ("Atlantic Jews," as Delmore would characterize their class in his poetry).
