The second section, chapters 4 14, does not refer to the marriage motif; but the imagery and symbolism of marriage constantly recur.
In this demanding phase of parenting two little kids, we have to fight for our marriage constantly -- for quiet, for date nights, for intimacy of any kind.
The two couples share a bachelor friend, Russell David Spadee), an aging roué who has no respect or desire for marriage and constantly taunts his two male friends about their indentured status.
One explanation is that in most cultures, women tend to move from their own population to their mates' after marriage, thus constantly refreshing the mitochondrial gene pool, while men tend to stay put in their birthplace.
Like any other organism or system, a marriage is constantly undergoing both internal as well as external stresses and change.
At a December news conference, in response to a reporters' question, Obama revealed that his position on gay marriage is "constantly evolving".
Films like these treat polyamory with the gravitas that television's Arrested Development gives to Lindsay and Tobias Fünke, who open their marriage and constantly sabotage each other (or themselves) in their search for casual sex: It's never given its proper due.
As we continually seek the best way to convey how all words are being used in multiple contexts, we appreciate all suggestions regarding the description of the current semantic status of "marriage," and constantly strive to marry the multifaceted strands in a way that is as comprehensive as possible.
It turned out to be one of the strangest novels I have ever read: a crazed parable in which the protagonist, Lowell Lake, and his marriage undergo a constantly regenerating process of mental and physical disintegration.
Of course, Pawlenty continually inveighs against same-sex marriage and is constantly citing the fact that he co-authored a Minnesota version of DOMA and supports a Constitutional Amendment that would restrict marriage to heterosexual couples.
