Sentence examples for more married from inspiring English sources

"They have more married priests than we do," Father St. Germain said.

In late 1504 or early 1505, More married Joan Colt, the eldest daughter of an Essex gentleman farmer.

In her mind, he was far more married to them than he ever could be to her.

The couple never married — never had children together — and even Ms. Butler has difficulty explaining it, except to say, "We were more married in our hearts than most".

While he seemed to be reverting to his bachelor days, he felt more married than ever; he needed these friends to fill the void.

Nudging more married men into helping out is the aim of a federal "fair play at home" campaign, complete with its English slogan.

Pre-implementation PReCaP patients were significantly younger, more often men, more often married, and more often living independently with others than post-implementation PReCaP patients (Table 1).

Patients in the mechanical restraint group were more often married and more often part time employees.

Mothers were more often married.

Phil is more happily married than you are.

Both female and male adolescents were predominantly students (50%); however, female adolescents were more frequently married (17%) and were housewives (26.4%).