Sentence examples for marriage considered from inspiring English sources

But this representation of marriage, considered an expression of Milton's regressive views, contrasts with The Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce, where Milton contends that the basis of marriage is compatibility.

Nobody questions issues such as euthanasia, abortion or gay marriage, considered to be private matters, but this liberal spirit will not extend to the public space the famous coffee shops of Amsterdam will become members-only clubs closed to foreigners.

Nor is marriage considered to be the only environment in which children can healthfully be raised, Mr. Braz's spreadsheets notwithstanding; the wedding pages regularly celebrate nuptials in which the offspring of bride or groom — or of bride and groom — serve as ring bearers or flower girls.

Hunt's "A Love Story," an excoriating yet lyrical take on our cultural views of motherhood and marriage, considers how many identities one person can contain.

We can read about marriage, consider marriage, even cohabit.

And lo and behold they are, after 25 years of rocky marriage, considering a divorce.

If you want to get married in Texas but you do not want a common law marriage, consider a more traditional and formal marriage.

If you feel like rededicating your commitment to your marriage, consider making it physical or tangible to that your spouse can see that commitment.

The two families exchanged gifts and signed the marriage contract, after which the marriage was considered inviolable.

All sexual activity (heterosexual and homosexual) outside of marriage is considered a serious sin, with marriage recognized as only between a man and a woman.

From the evidence of his own gratifying marriage, he considered the Clinton-Mezvinsky union a decisive plus for the vitality of his faith.