Sentence examples for loving spouse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jennings (her real life husband) is less supple as Alfred, although he's supplied with fewer zingers and saddled with the unrewarding role of the misunderstood, loving spouse.

Eleanor Roosevelt, Ms. Marton said, "set the gold standard," working as her husband's eyes, ears and legs during World War II -- even if she came across as more of a stern nanny than a patient, loving spouse.

(Do we really need to hear her complaining about Miles's penchant for cosmetic bronzer?) But in the play's quieter moments Ms. Bacon transmits a keenly felt sense of Kitty's despair at the endless efforts — and only fleeting satisfactions — of being a competent mother, ambitious career woman, loving spouse and loyal daughter.

He leaves his loving spouse, Charles Randall Dean; his loving sister Fredrica and sister-in-law Sylvia Newman; his loving brother William Wachsberger and sister-in-law Phyllis; his beloved nieces Robin Wachsberger and Jennifer Halladay; a community in Orient that feels his loss deeply, and many very devoted friends.

Devoted and loving spouse of 39 years.

Mallie was a loving spouse, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.

We are loving spouses making our homes together.

Hopefully, we aim to be decent people, loving spouses, caring parents and productive workers.

Other men might think about how much they interact with unfamiliar females and try to imagine a female they love (spouse, daughter, friend, family member) placed in a similar situation.

Whenever someone mentions "having it all," that seems to mean having a job you love, spouse, kids and preferably money.

Do Not Say: they've gone to a better place (the widowed person is thinking, but they are not here with ME), Do Not Say: you can concentrate on your work now (as if work replaces a much loved spouse).