Sentence examples for weak husband from inspiring English sources
The sensual Thérèse and her lover Laurent murder her weak husband Camille.
Both Jack Shepherd's weak husband and Kika Markham's embittered wife are desperately affecting.
Also for his own production company was Forbes's Seance On a Wet Afternoon (1964), in which Attenborough was medium Kim Stanley's weak husband.
She was the second wife of Philip and arrived in Spain in December 1714, whereupon she dismissed the resident royal favourite and quickly established an ascendancy over her weak husband that she continued to exercise until his death in 1746.
It was the mid-seventies, as the hair and clothes in the photo show all too clearly, but the image is no less compelling for that, or for the presence of her future, weak husband, standing next to her, with an improbable mustache.
Playing the angry, alcoholic, cancer-ridden Mai O'Hara -- a portrait of Mr. Barry's own grandmother -- Ms. Cusack moves in and out of bed, shifting moods (and years) at will, as she summons the memories of her weak husband (played by Jarlath Conroy) and bitter daughter (Melinda Page Hamilton).
They dominated their weak husbands and threatened Bismarck, who sensed conspiracies everywhere.
Lady Macbeth gets enough fur jackets for Elena Ceausescu and shoes for Imelda Marcos, but, required to veer between her coldly calculated strategising of the serial murders and a highly sexualised persona, soprano Mary Elizabeth Williams conveys best the nakedly demoniac core that manipulates her weaker husband.
You don't have to use it, but it would be there as a safety-net and if you do get too weak your husband can push you round in it.
The tragic story tells of a winsome young woman in a 19th-century rural Russian town and her decent but weak-willed husband, who lets his reproachful widowed mother rule his life.
Of course, some of the irritation that the audience feels with Beverly is written into the role: when she's not badgering her weak-willed husband (the excellent Max Baker) into compliance, she's humiliating the three guests she invites over for drinks: LAURENCE: Sue: do you like olives?
