Sentence examples for marriages of this from inspiring English sources

"We don't condone marriages of this nature.

A chilling dissection of why real people, relatives by marriage of this former New York Times correspondent, went to war and died in Srebrenica or survived its massacres and lived to tell the tale.

He moved instead to the Staatskapelle Dresden, where the marriage of this subtle, soft-grained institution with an altogether tougher and more aggressively intellectual master succeeded against all odds; earlier this year they undertook a punishing American tour.

The marriage of this seeming unlikely pair caused a scandal throughout the Empire.

The marriage of this 'harmonic telegraphy' and traditional Morse code telegraphy, a foundation of modern disaster communications, was to take place shortly after the turn of the century.

I can't paint you a rosy picture of this beautiful marriage of the Internet and your TV because, well, the magic simply isn't there.

"Jack Johnson" further extended this marriage of the old (jazz) and the new (rock).

Lugnasad, also spelled Lughnasadh, Celtic religious festival celebrated August 1 as the feast of the marriage of the god Lugus; this was also the day of the harvest fair.

So appealing is this marriage of the minds that Ellis, like many Adams chroniclers before him, cannot help presenting it in a suspiciously idealized light.

Like all marriages of Aquinas's time, this was not a partnership of equals, for philosophy was theology's handmaid.

Still, like any marriage of convenience, this one has potential dissenters who are unlikely to forever hold their peace.