Sentence examples for commonly married from inspiring English sources

In some parts of India, women are commonly married to men who have raped them.

Though their unions were not legally recognized, slaves commonly married, fully aware that their marital bonds would be sustained or nullified according to the whims of white masters.

Because these androgynous males were commonly married to a masculine man, or had sex with men, and the masculine females had feminine women as wives, the term berdache had a clear homosexual connotation.

Or, more commonly, married with children — an Ozzie and Harriet savior for an America that aspires to a secure middle-class life, a messiah who is also a best friend.

Respondents were most commonly married, of the Brahmin/Chhetri or Janajati caste and Hindu.

But the chances that a person will inherit two knocked-out copies of the same gene are higher in groups in which close relatives commonly marry, such as the Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities.

The totals had remained high in recent years, despite the declining marriage rates, as the maturing of the post-World War II generation pushed more people into the age group that most commonly marries.

While being married commonly was associated with less years traded off (albeit insignificantly so in our final model), living together was associated with significantly more years traded off.

Veterans who have never been married less commonly own a firearm (19.7%, 95% CI 11.2 32.3%) than those who are currently or were previously married (47.8%, 95% CI 43.8 51.8 for married/partnered veterans; 45.7%, 95%CI36.8 55.0%0% for widowed/separated veterans).

Sexual instruction and guidance concerning married life commonly formed a part of the training during male initiation (16).

In 1975 Pryce married Fenella, more commonly known as Nella, whom he met at a disco in Otford, Kent in 1973.