Sentence examples for married feeling from inspiring English sources

It is a generous way to share that "I'm getting married feeling" in a way that will bring joy to others, too.

(He had only recently married Sheilagh, feeling a need for safety with her after returning to England from Los Angeles monumentally ill from having eaten too many hamburgers).

It's Act II, Scene 3. The Venetian Army is on Cyprus, and in festive spirits: the enemy Turkish fleet has been conveniently destroyed by a tempest, and the Venetian general, Othello, just married and feeling great about it, declares an evening of feasting.

Without a state or federal law barring workplace discrimination, some gay employees could find themselves in the awkward position of getting married but feeling reluctant to tell their bosses or invite co-workers to their weddings.

Besides, they were too happy getting married and feeling equal for the first time in their lives.

The primary reasons for not discussing the specifics of the STI diagnosis cited by providers were the desire to avoid causing potential relationship problems for the couple, particularly in the case that the patient was married, and feeling that dialogue regarding sex and sexuality were beyond the scope of their professional responsibilities [ 13].

Increasingly, especially where there is significant pre-acquired wealth or children from an earlier family to provide for, individuals are turning to prenups to enable them to marry without feeling excessively exposed, especially in the light of extremely high and often controversial payouts in the English family courts.

This was news to the striking, dark-eyed woman who had been married twice without feeling much passion for children.

MR: How has Mason Jennings grown from the first album to now? MJ: As a person, my perspective has opened up so much, being a father--I have two little boys--and being married and just feeling that love for someone else.

Here's what I'll say about that, though: Praise be to "Mad Men," but more praise be to the Television Academy for not feeling married to the show like it did "The West Wing," another series whose first four seasons nabbed the big kahuna.

Throughout this build-up of tension, Rose begins to feel confused about her feelings for Joshua and begins to think that, since her mother and his father were never married, those feelings were not so unacceptable.