Sentence examples for egalitarian relationship from inspiring English sources

Tells of his egalitarian relationship with his son Max, and his plans to buy an apartment in Kiev.

We had evolved enough to shed traditional roles and aspire to an egalitarian relationship, but that didn't solve the problem of nobody liking the drudgery of household chores, particularly the never-ending laundry and dishwashing.

What the records are clear on is that Muhammad and Aisha had a loving and egalitarian relationship, which set the standard for reciprocity, tenderness and respect enjoined by the Qur'an.

I wrestled with what people would think; how any man could support a woman he had just met and expect an egalitarian relationship; whether I could compromise my independence without losing myself.

Eighty percent of the women and 70 percent of the men Ms. Gerson interviewed said they wanted an egalitarian relationship that allowed them to share breadwinning and family care.

Most of the marketing - the books, the lecture tours - was done by her husband, George Putnam, to whom Lovell gives equal space, as seems only fair to their egalitarian relationship.

And men and women already say they want to be in egalitarian relationships.

So the relational egalitarian account of the value of political equality must rest, not on equality of status, but on the value of egalitarian relationships like friendship.

While many other leading researchers were arguing for the importance of egalitarian relationships, Mars and Venus emphasised the differences between men and women and the supposed benefits of traditional roles.

Women today expect more egalitarian relationships than they did a generation ago; and while men are more pro-feminist than ever before, plenty haven't caught up.

More egalitarian relationships tend to be more stable; partners in them have more sex; and the male partners tend to spend more time with their children.