Sentence examples for traditionally married from inspiring English sources

The other guests are traditionally married couples, and their squabbles are a throwback to Cusk's earlier fiction.

Traditionally married to the Olympic funding cycle of track success, the tectonic shift towards the road grinds slowly onwards.

Dr. Lyubomirsky's research shows that compared with the most traditionally married pairs — same ethnicity, opposite sex — adaptation slows for gay and lesbian couples and couples of different ethnicities.

At that time Vietnamese women traditionally married around 16, and those still single at 20 would often be considered "qua lua," or "past the marriageable age".

In a country where parents traditionally married off young teenage girls to cater for family interests, primary education has given more girls such as Mary a chance to study.

In Sri Lanka, where people traditionally married very young, the average marrying age rapidly rose to 25 after new laws required that all marriages be registered and that both partners demonstrate their consent.

Because women traditionally marry into their husbands' families, couples are also allowed to have two children if the woman has no siblings and her husband agrees to help look after her parents.

Being a foreigner and possibly a hetaera, Aspasia was free of the legal restraints that traditionally confined married women to their homes, and thereby was allowed to participate in the public life of the city.

Researchers traditionally considered marrying electronics to biology using circuits made not from inorganic silicon but from pliable organic materials — the carbon-based building blocks of life.

A third of those who were married traditionally, engaged or cohabiting had intended pregnancies.

I mean, the whole idea of losing your surname and taking on someone else's – it's what women who get married are traditionally expected to do, but it's a very strong symbol of a women subjugating her identity to a man".