Sentence examples for driven to divorce from inspiring English sources

Some couples have been driven to divorce.

The drive to divorce the Episcopal Church arose after the election of V. Gene Robinson, the openly gay bishop of New Hampshire.

His private appetites could dictate international policy, most famously when the drive to divorce his first wife caused England's break with the Roman Catholic Church.

Your feelings about him are not going to drive her to divorce and all that you say will only make her defend her husband.

But Michelle Mahendra, an herbalist and divorced mom of one, says that fears about her child's future were what drove her to divorce.

The FBI went after King with a vengeance, wiretapping his phones, and securing personal information which it used to try to discredit him, hoping to drive him to divorce and suicide.

Eva has the strong suspicion that Kevin is driven to murder by his parents' impending divorce.

"He was always very driven to be successful," said Karon Brooks, who was married to Mr. Scrushy for 18 years before they divorced.

We both dread the divorce, and I don't want to cheat Medicaid, but I don't want to be driven to poverty.

The second factor depends on the individual's motivation, which is driven by people trying to divorce themselves from the control of the crowd movement.

Menuk becomes increasingly depressed after Soleh tells her that he plans to divorce her, and they are driven apart.