Sentence examples for relationship complete from inspiring English sources

"Cibele" tracks an online-to-real life relationship, complete with clumsy Internet flirting and the awkward fears of commitment that too often follow.

"Despite the romantic notion a couple might have about how adding a baby will make their relationship complete, the reality is that adding a baby into the relationship can subtract the sex," she tells me.

Still, Thursday's full Moon marks the end of a lengthy period of self-reflection, after which news arrives and an old relationship completes a possibly painful readjustment.

Distalization occurred quite rapidly with overcorrection beyond a Class I molar relationship completed in an average time of 3.4 months.

In his book Blood Relations: Chosen Families in Buffy and Angel, Jes Battis simply observed that the relationship completes the already present "circuit of erotic incest within Buffy and Angel".

Lopez then broke out into her song "Until It Beats No More" while J.Lo lookalike dancers performed an homage to her past relationships, complete with Diddy, Ben Affleck and Marc Anthony lookalikes.

For their recent study, the researchers had more than 250 students in relationships complete a series of questionnaires about their romantic bond and their habits; and then analyzed the results.

'Are the predicted relationships complete?' This question concerns the fraction of false negative hits, which can be expressed via the true positive rate.

Only participants in marital or common-law relationships completed the following scales: The Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS) is a 32-item scale assessing distress in marital or common-law relationships [ 37].

While there is a slight positive relationship for completed fertility and completed fertility for those with only high school education, both college education and advanced education levels are slightly negative though statistically insignificant.

Perhaps part of him longed for a relationship of complete equality, where people were judged not by their rank but by their wisecracking.