Sentence examples for seldom marriages from inspiring English sources

Considering how seldom marriages of film and live dance work, it's remarkable how well this one does.

Their marriages were seldom solemnized, and their religious beliefs consisted mainly of age-old superstitions varnished with Roman Catholicism.

For years, between marriages, I seldom visited the other rooms in my Long Island house, spending most of my time in the kitchen reading in a comfortable blue chair beside an old brick fireplace.

But at my convent school, marriage was seldom mentioned.

He opposes abortion and gay marriage, but seldom raises either issue.

This is the true spirit of chivalry and glory; but it seldom lasts long after marriage".

Likewise married people can seldom enjoy happy, harmonious marriage, as psychologists would force it upon them and lead them to believe.

The Germans and Bulgarian define a Macedonian Jew as anyone of Jewish origin, as well as Jews married to Christians, their children, and the seldom-mentioned children of marriages between Balkan Muslims and Jews.

That marriage, which she seldom mentioned, lasted seven years.

There was love and there was marriage and they seldom coincided.

We hear all the time about the benefits of state-sanctioned marriage, but we seldom hear about its harms.