Sentence examples for ultimately divorced from inspiring English sources

The two ultimately divorced their respective spouses and were themselves married twice (1964 74, 1975 76).

Her parents were reunited two years later but ultimately divorced, and Khalili remained with her mother, a poet who encouraged her to write.

Noyes's ideal of sexual freedom was ultimately divorced from utopian communitarianism, becoming an end in itself, aided by the technologies of contraception.

And so he did, even as he had to juggle his hobby, a career as a math teacher and his home life, as a husband (he ultimately divorced) and a father of three.

One of the few moments (or is it the only moment?) in the book where Waldrop speaks explicitly about being changed by an event — more conventional memoirs are full of scenes of transformation — is when Waldrop's father, a bitter railway man his mother ultimately divorced, takes him to see a production of the "G.I.

The couple ultimately divorced, and Ricky and his brother moved to Italy with their father.

If, like me, you're a child of separated or divorced parents, it probably comes as no surprise that we're more likely to ultimately divorce or separate in our own lives.

SECRET REGRET: I regret not slapping and punching you as hard as I possibly could the night I sat on your lap, facing you, crying, begging and pleading for you to talk to me and open up about why you wanted to separate and ultimately divorce me.

"Ultimately you divorce yourself from the people you knew in the past.

Finally, he divorced his black wife and married a white socialite, ultimately, in the NAACP's eyes, firming his grasp on white privilege.

Ultimately, economics cannot be divorced from morality and ethics.