Sentence examples for married would be from inspiring English sources

So being married would be being trapped".

How did they think being married would be different?

Removing one's wedding ring so as to give the impression that one is not married would be an example of such a lie.

Faux-outrage coming from a party that is currently resisting giving gay people the right to be married would be considered chutzpah, even if you were trying to be generous.

It was about fulfilling this desire people have to dignify what you have done all your life — to qualify it by going through the ceremony so that it has the same seriousness, the same objective that anybody getting married would be entitled to".

"It was about fulfilling this desire people have to dignify what you have done all your life -- to qualify it by going through the ceremony so that it has the same seriousness, the same objective that anybody getting married would be entitled to".

The queen decided that from then on, anyone someone in her family wanted to marry would be more or less acceptable.

Under that approach, same-sex couples who want to marry would be better off at the end of the term, while blacks and Hispanics could find it harder to get into college and to vote.

Meaning that, in her mind, allowing gays to marry would be hateful.

Marrying would be a low-key affair, Mr. Griggs said: "Go do the legal paperwork and have a hug and a kiss, and then go back to work".

"Why is a person as nice/successful/intelligent as you still single?" is an unremarkable conversational gambit, whereas the analogous why-are-you-still-married would be considered unthinkable -- and unthinkably rude.