Sentence examples for typical marriage from inspiring English sources

It used to be that a typical marriage involved specialized roles for the husband and wife.

Lepucki uses this backdrop to explore how a typical marriage might survive a society that has turned into rather a dog-eat-dog affair.

Looking has been a nice survey of gay life, but I'd like to see it drive the conversation beyond the typical marriage equality and this would be a nice area to explore.

Granted, it's not going to be like a typical marriage, at best it's the sort of relationship you get when you adopt an orang-utan for charity; you might feel good at first, a few letters may change hands, but then you slowly realise that this orang-utan is probably in touch with many others and has no particular affection for you, and you just feel cheap and used.

One of the most interesting findings of the study is that short men actually do less housework in a typical marriage than tall men do - though the study points out delicately, this may be because with tall men, "the nature of their housework is different".

Chernykh could not be reached for comment Wednesday, but Marquez's friends and neighbors said there was little evidence he and Chernykh had a typical marriage, or that they even shared an address.

She described the relationship between the Army and the revolution as a "typical Eastern marriage: the man looks like he's important, but actually the woman is running everything and taking the lead".

The Falls begins in the 1950s, and she discussed her interest in "the typical 1950s marriage" - "where you marry someone you don't know too well" (and "don't know" at all, sexually).

In many ways, theirs was a typical Hollywood marriage: a powerful star spots a young blonde, drapes her in jewelry, foots the bill for plastic surgery to suit his fetishes, and makes promises of security that ping all her daddy issues.

Birthrates in developed countries from Italy to Korea have sunk below the levels needed for their populations to replace themselves; the typical age of marriage and pregnancy has risen, and the use of birth control has soared beyond the dreams of Margaret Sanger and the nightmares of the Vatican.

Dear typical opponent of marriage equality, I can understand why you don't like being called a bigot.