Sentence examples for he is wedded to from inspiring English sources

And although his sister, Christine Forster, is gay, he is wedded to traditional notions of marriage.

He is wedded to the notion of "value based management" (VBM)—maximising shareholder value, in other words.

The story is part of an exploration of two possible futures for Archie: one in which he marries Betty and another where he is wedded to Veronica.

It is that he is wedded to a political strategy that relies on pointing people towards GDP graphs produced by the Treasury, and telling voters that their life experience shouldn't affect how they vote.

Now Obama is making clear that one detail he is wedded to is changing the top rate from thirty-five per cent, where it's been for the past twelve years, to 39.6 per cent, which was the rate Bill Clinton introduced in 1993.

The Minsk peace plan was Mr Poroshenko's attempt to buy himself some breathing space, and it still seems he is wedded to it.

He's wedded to homeopathy and prayer as treatment.

"I don't think he's wedded to being the design director.

"I don't think he's wedded to any particular ideology," Johnson-Weinberger told me.

And the impression should not be given that he was wedded to his studies – in 1957 he was Treasurer of the Junior Common Room.

He was wedded to his work, his research, and he existed in a shell that neither my mother nor I could penetrate.