Sentence examples for remain divorced from inspiring English sources

They had wanted to break the sitcom convention that characters who look like they will divorce get back together and have two characters remain divorced even after the episode.

MORE than most countries, Japan has long wished to remain divorced from the world's worries, which seldom reach its shores (the last terrorist attack, in 1995, was home-grown).

Market Madness in China When China's stock-market bubble finally burst, this summer, sending global markets tumbling, it was a reminder that stocks can only remain divorced from underlying business fundamentals for so long.

When China's stock-market bubble finally burst, this summer, sending global markets tumbling, it was a reminder that stocks can only remain divorced from underlying business fundamentals for so long.

What do you think?" Energy Drainer is perhaps a little jealous or thinks that you should be wearing the black veil forever or wants you to remain their divorced "wingman" - whatever the case, the response is something akin to, "How could you do that?" or "Don't you love him / her anymore?" (to a widowed) or "Don't you think that's inappropriate"... or some other similar nonsense.

After controlling for depressive symptoms and self-rated health (see Model 3 in Additional file 5 for men, Additional file 6 for women), the odds of perceiving a need for care without seeking it remain high among single divorced men (OR 2.769***) and women (OR 1.923*).

First of all (no surprise here), there aren't many of us, especially if you subtract the divorced women who remain for the sake of their children, the divorced men who want daily contact with their sons and daughters and the widows and widowers unwilling to uproot themselves from the familiarity of home.

In order to examine these two theories, we remove from our sample couples who remain married; instead, we focus on divorced couples and examine how their divorce risk changes over time.

The Un-Divorced: In July 2010 the New York Times published an article called The Un-Divorced about couples that remain legally married but live separately.

The ones that hurt are remembered by adult children of divorced parents and tend to remain unresolved in the adults' minds.

Ms. Graham's character, Joline, is the child of divorced parents and has vowed to remain utterly faithful to her marriage vows, to the point of having her wedding ring tattooed on her finger.