Sentence examples for generations of marriages from inspiring English sources

In contrast links between Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, perhaps the two most famous 19th-century novelists, are through several generations of marriages.

Even a single generation of marriages and deaths does its bit to distribute land away from women.

This first generation of marriage-minded same-sex couples has a long menu of old and new to mix and match from.

They're variations on the theme of the modern wife: a whiny, inconsiderate career woman whom the latest generation of marriage manuals means to reform.

Alternatively, high values might reflect the cumulative impact of several generations of cousin marriages.

One counter-theory is that Nefertiti was his mother, and that she and Akhenaten, though not siblings, appeared to be so in the DNA tests because they were the product of generations of cousin-marriage.

Due to 12 generations of inter-cousin marriages, our genes are probably identical.

It was so rare - the result of brilliant refinement through generation upon generation of beautiful marriage, a physical proof of that ever-dying American charisma.

Given the poor success rate of marriages of past generations, I am happy to sit back and hope that my daughters find their life partners in a more meaningful way than we were trained our whole life to do.

The use of "partner" is indebted to those earlier generations of queers affected by marriage inequality.

Emphasizing the role of love and commitment in matrimony might restore its appeal for a generation whose experience of marriage has been so vexed.