Sentence examples for marriage based from inspiring English sources

"The union of England and Scotland was not a marriage based on love.

"We even had a son to top it off," he rejoiced, extolling a marriage based on love and trust.

Here we have a marriage based on the Victorian pattern: the older man with his much younger, routinely self-effacing helpmeet-wife.

"I wish I would have started six years ago," said Maggie Gallagher, who founded the National Organization for Marriage, based in Princeton, N.J., in 2007.

Somehow, Jack overcame his sartorial obstacles, and he and Precious, who came from a rich family, embarked on a marriage based in no small part on fashion.

The National Organization for Marriage, based in Washington, also played a central role in last year's successful effort to ban same-sex marriage in California.

Many marriage-based benefits, for instance, are seen as proxies for helping families with children.

What we have seen over recent years is a movement away from the marriage-based family life.

This mismatch between our image and the reality of marriage creates the impression that marriage-based benefits are random freebies from society.

But if 50percentt of marriages end in divorce, 50percentt of marriage-based "rewards" are nothing but an expensive mistake.

Mr Lively warned audiences that the "evil institution" of homosexuality sought to "prey upon" and recruit Ugandan children in a bid to "defeat the marriage-based society".