Sentence examples for decaying marriage from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Conrad will never come home and Eleanor will be blamelessly free of a decaying marriage?

Perhaps Conrad will never come home and Eleanor will be blamelessly free of a decaying marriage?

"The Hunters" and "Cassada" are bound by military tours of duty, "Light Years" by the history of a decaying marriage.

Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates One of Yates's ruthless strokes in this study of a decaying marriage is in the naming of the idealising, deluded wife.

There is also a revealing touch when West publicly taunts Emilia, his wife, with failing to produce an heir: a gesture that leads her to bury her head in shame and that says a lot about his own misogyny and a decaying marriage.

My situation was unusual in that I never spent time in a decaying marriage.

His shocking play about a decaying academic marriage marked him out early as what the New York Times has called this weekend "the playwright of a desperate generation".

Maybe this time they'll read Nora's dance as a wild and undulating metaphor for her decaying, oppressive marriage.

Early on, we learn that his own marriage is decaying, that he and his wife are going through a "dead spot," although they "believe that with time and distance things will work out".

She stays in the dress but, as marriage decays her, the frame starts to show skeletally through the crinoline, suggesting a horror-movie conflation of Miss Havisham and Mrs Rochester.

Mr. De Niro plays Vincent LaMarca, a New York homicide detective who has fled the decaying resort town of Long Beach on Long Island to escape a broken marriage and a family history that includes a father who was executed for murder.