Sentence examples for unmarried existence from inspiring English sources
Stop worrying about the minutia of your spouse's life and shift that concern to your new, unmarried existence.
Wholesome, a little old-fashioned – "I don't know any jazz, so I'm playing Rachmaninoff" – she's resigned to a spinsterish existence, living unmarried and unemployed in the upper floor of her sister's house.
Being unmarried makes her feel good.
But Quine explicitly allowed for the existence of the class of logical truths (such as "No unmarried man is married") as narrowly analytic sentences and their relationship to broadly analytic sentences (such as "No bachelor is married"), when the definitional relationship between them has been suitably stipulated (as in "bachelor =df unmarried, adult male" in a language framework L).
Perhaps the reason that 22 million "unmarried" (single?) women did not vote in the last election is because no candidate or incumbent ever acknowledges our existence.
He is unmarried with no children, and has virtually made the tunnel his life's work, since reading about its possible existence in a historical novel that speculated that John Wilkes Booth's diary might be hidden in some tunnel in Brooklyn.
Unmarried fathers are not.
