Sentence examples for couples from different from inspiring English sources
(My definition of interfaith marriage did not include couples from different evangelical, or different mainline, denominations).
"When couples from different religions or cultures marry they must expect tension... from their wider families and communities," explains the paper's social affairs correspondent.
"Since we think the law has no validity whatsoever, it seems to us to make sense to ensure that there are a variety of different couples from different states with a variety of different laws," she said.
Mr. Stoppard's drama also paralleled past and present activities in a historical house, and like "Old Money" it featured an epiphanic moment in which two couples from different eras danced in rapt self-containment.
Following the intimate lives of three married couples from different religious and ethnic backgrounds in India for many years, Flock writes of exchanged love letters, sexual embarrassments, financial strains, family fights, and gradual distancings.
He believes that citizens can make important legislative contributions in areas that are sometimes overlooked, like the complications couples from different European countries face getting a divorce in the European Union, or difficulties transferring education credentials across borders.
Three different couples from three different backgrounds with three different sets of experiences and expectations.
Despite remarkable similarities to different-sex couples in terms of core relationship processes and outcomes, same-sex couples differ from different-sex couples in important ways, including relational strengths (e.g., more egalitarian) and challenges associated with their sexual minority identity (e.g., discrimination).
They were funny together — a mixed-race odd couple from different generations.
Like The Way We Were, a couple from different backgrounds and with contrasting temperaments and sensibilities live through turbulent times, their private lives reflecting public events.
Now, more than two years after a young Afghan couple from different sects, Zakia and Mohammad Ali, eloped against the wishes of their families, they arrived in New York City late on Tuesday on a 90-day visa granted by the American Embassy in Kabul.
