Sentence examples for examples of divorce from inspiring English sources
Take the examples of divorce and homosexuality, both of which in living memory were regarded with distaste and opprobrium, and both of which have become acceptable and part of the mainstream, thereby liberating people to more generous possibilities for living flourishing lives.
Below are several examples of divorce-regrets from the Secret Regrets community.
When we put these choosers into the context of our above examples, fear of divorce and foreclosure, it seemed like people who made logical or emotional decisions were each likely burned.
Sometimes the teachings are rejected or ignored – such as the prohibition of artificial birth control and pre-marital sex – but sometimes people want a more compassionate and constructive approach to those who respect the teachings but have failed to live up to them, for example in the case of divorced and remarried Catholics.
In the above example (of the divorce of William and Nataliya), another reason why their prenuptial agreement was invalidated on the basis of duress is that it was signed just 6 days before the wedding.
Example 1 S1: children of divorce became depressed S2: "Chi" (Meaning "what") S1: become S2: are depressed Example 2 S1: they cannot meet their social needs S2: social : "Chi" (Meaning "what") S1: social needs S2: no basic needs Example 3 S1: critical problem S2: What?
One example: High rates of divorce are one more reason we should be strengthening marriage, not conducting radical social experiments on it.
Example 1 S1: children of divorce became depressed S2: "Chi" (Meaning "what") S1: become S2: are depressed.
For example, the percentage of divorce is 30% for couples with less than 5 years of marriage and 3% for married couples who have exceeded 20 years of marriage.
When fathers' influence has been considered, the emphasis has frequently been on fathers' absence, for example, in families of divorce.
Kayentoo, a rare example of a divorced financially independent woman bringing up two children on her own, works for the Malian NGO Amassa in Koutiala, southern Mali.
