Sentence examples for commitment to marriage from inspiring English sources

What, really, could be less cynical than a heartfelt commitment to marriage?

The commitment to marriage comes first, before a couple is allowed to begin drawing emotionally close.

Successful country songs tended to have messages — in descending order — about long-term commitment to marriage, parenting children, break-ups and oaths of fidelity.

And we will never step back from our commitment to marriage equality until justice prevails in California and in our nation's capital.

"Without such equal treatment by the federal government," Mr. Schneiderman wrote, "New York's statutory commitment to marriage equality for all married couples will be substantially unrealized".

Miranda Devine also used it this week to describe persons that frequent the Qantas chairmans' lounge and may be swayed by Alan Joyce's commitment to marriage equality.

At the rank of captain, they are rapidly approaching a five-year mark that allows them to end their active-duty service, and the decision forces them to weigh continued commitment to the military against commitments to marriage and family.

Such public commitments to "marriages of the soul" were common in pre-modern times, Bray notes, before they were eroded by the Enlightenment ethic of "universal" and "rational" fraternity.

Family and friends saluted our commitment to a marriage, not a wedding.

Eventually every state except New York moved to what is in effect unilateral no-fault, wherein if one party insisted that his or her commitment to the marriage had irretrievably ended, that person could end the union (albeit with different waiting periods).

So too is the wrong-headed commitment to support marriage through the tax system.