Sentence examples for every marriage from inspiring English sources

EVERY marriage has its cracks and taunts, the occasional premeditated cruelty.

Well, every marriage is a mystery.

As I write in the story, in every marriage there are things best left unsaid.

"Every marriage involves gamesmanship, little power-plays and squabbles," Flynn said in a recent interview.

These arrangements are perhaps known to every marriage, but ours has developed more intimate refinements.

"There's a chocolate person and a lemon person in every marriage," she said, ordering for him.

Maybe there's a little of this confusion at the heart of every marriage.

But putting aside our longstanding feud over materialism — shouldn't every marriage have an unresolved money issue?

Although I'm now 81 years old, I hope to live to see the day when every marriage is treated equally.

Though it is far from the perfect marriage, the protagonists learn to accept their lot: "Every marriage is different.

But she is perhaps a little too eager to squeeze in an explication of every marriage movie she's ever seen.