Sentence examples for it's divorce from inspiring English sources

In the divorce capital of the world, New York City, we explore the industries making heartbreak bearable and learn that whether it's divorce merchandise, "conscious uncoupling," or "reverse-wedding" planning people's attitudes toward the sanctity of marriage are changing, while Americans in particular are adopting new-age rituals as a way to call time on their relationships.

It's "divorce day", the first working Monday after Christmas, customarily the busiest time of the year for family lawyers.

"We know what the cause of poverty is in this country and, like it or not, it's divorce and nonwedlock childbearing," said Dr. Steve Nock, a family demographer and professor of sociology at the University of Virginia.

It's divorce from the people you have learnt to love, and you say: shall we ever meet again?" In the green room, Rossellini told me that Jean Renoir had written a book that she'd read with interest: "the most beautiful book on his father, Auguste Renoir, the painter," she said.

But I don't feel bad about any of the things I've gone through, whether it's divorce or breakups or anything like that, because that's all part of the life journey, and I have those experiences just like anyone else.

If it's divorce, cut your losses and find a happy medium.

"It's divorce-like," Mr. Swinton said, "in the sense that there was a lengthy and very close relationship and the people drifted apart from the stresses that you encounter".

And it's divorced from the art on view".

"It's divorces, it's personal relationships within families; things that are always going to happen," he says.

Which means that it's divorced from any possibility of actually addressing the crisis that Murray so vividly describes.

Oddly, here in Britain, perhaps because it's divorced from religion, the issue isn't quite so heated.