Sentence examples for intense marriages from inspiring English sources

Although the book is much more than that, it can also be read as the story of Richard and Elizabeth's seesawing yet intense marriages, from 1964 to 1974, and again from 1975 to 1976.

She had intense marriages with the composer Gustav Mahler, the architect Walter Gropius and the writer Franz Werfel, and intimate friendships with the composer Alexander Zemlinsky and the painter Oskar Kokoschka.

Their emotionally intense union, and its tragic conclusion, work both with and against the clichés of marriage.

Harilal falls in love and has an intense romantic marriage but Gandhi can't understand it.

There are almost certainly going to be more bills aimed at transgender people, and the attacks will become both more frequent and intense as marriage equality wraps up.

In Lewis's account, the relationship between Kahneman and Tversky was as intense as a marriage.

A literary dialogue, little of which is heard, ensues and soon turns into an intense affair with marriage on the horizon.

In draft after draft of that chapter, I found myself resorting to various forms of narrative short-hand to convey the arc and the rhythms of Seth and Molly's brief but intense courtship and marriage.

Family members said Evans refused to move to an easier school and her dedication to her pupils, who were largely from poverty-stricken African American neighbourhoods, was "so intense" that her marriage almost failed.

Women are married off young, and kept in their marriages by intense social pressure.

The marriage, in the beginning at least, was both intense and intensely self-conscious.