Sentence examples for term husband from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, the article appeared to equate the term "husband" with the term "spouse".

Thus, "All husbands are married" is analytic because part of the meaning of the term "husband" is being married.

I cannot rightfully call Brian by the appropriate, all-encompassing term "husband," and, therefore, society is being denied the right to see our relationship for what it really is.

Betty Ford arguably had more long-term impact on American life, by easing stigmas on breast cancer and alcoholism, than her one-term husband did.

They also dismiss the fear that the terms "husband" and "wife" could be removed as a result of same sex marriages.

"Couples will continue to be able call each other whatever they wish in their personal life, and in legal and official documents, the terms husband and wife will continue to be used".

In New Zealand, which had been further ahead on civil rights for women, gays and indigenous peoples, feminists had long ago successfully pushed aside the terms "husband" and "wife".

We use the terms "husband" and "wife" to describe the men and women who participated in the study as all couples are married and this is the preferred descriptor in this setting.

There were several long-term lovers, with one of whom, Hugo Claus, a Belgian writer, she had a son, and two short-term husbands.

Kurokawa coined the term retired husband syndrome in a presentation to the Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Medicine in 1991, leading to its use in books, journals and mainstream media in Japan.

She was appointed to serve two years of the term her husband, Gov. Mel Carnahan, was elected to the Senate after he died in a plane crash last fall.