Sentence examples for feeling married from inspiring English sources

Here's what I'll say about that, though: Praise be to "Mad Men," but more praise be to the Television Academy for not feeling married to the show like it did "The West Wing," another series whose first four seasons nabbed the big kahuna.

We are not supposed to have feelings, marry the prince (or princess), or have happily ever afters.

One piece of artwork depicted each of them on unicycles, which, she said, "slid back and forth on a pulley, depending on how queasy we were feeling about getting married".

It is a generous way to share that "I'm getting married feeling" in a way that will bring joy to others, too.

But in even stronger terms they warn you about the flip-side of the in-love feeling: Never get married without it -- or you can be in for major regrets.

Earlier this year, Ms. Gilbert published a follow-up book called "Committed," an anguished account of her ambiguous feelings about marrying her lover, called Felipe in the books.

The men interviewed for this article may form an imbalanced picture of their generation because each has gone on to form long-term, meaningful romantic relationships — despite the loss of partners, and regardless of feelings about marrying.

They want those men to simply tamp down these bad feelings and marry a woman anyway, because with prayer and the proper spouse and God's love you can be alright.

In one study, Stony Brook University in New York interviewed 274 couples and found "a drop in very intense feelings for those married over twenty years".

So when I met someone and I had strong feelings, I got married, and when it didn't work I got divorced.

He turned gravely to my wife: "You have a lot of real strong feelings about being married and not being married.