Sentence examples similar to wedlock status from inspiring English sources

"The way that The Enquirer blotted out the child's face called attention to her out-of-wedlock status in a way that was dehumanizing," Mr. White said.

While some advocates of same-sex marriage argue that marital status would confer legitimacy on same-sex relationships, these critics argue that the state should not confer legitimacy (and hence, implicitly, illegitimacy) on consensual adult relationships, any more than it should so discriminate between children born in or out of wedlock.

He correctly notes that while divorce is common in the United States, and while out-of-wedlock birth is increasing across demographic groups, marriage remains a social ideal and status marker in American culture.

If found positive, they are either segregated or transferred to a separate shelter programme despite adequate staffing levels and availability of space in the childcare centre Birth status: In Japan, children born out of wedlock are only entitled by law to inherit half of what children born in wedlock receive.

No more voracious parasite ever sucked at the heart of pure society and moral status than the one which welcomes or recognizes everywhere the sacred ties of wedlock between Africa and America.

As for their marital status, the couple previously said they don't care about having a baby out of wedlock since not everyone in the county can legally marry yet, Us Weekly notes.

"Wedlock, lawful wedlock, Madam!

"Uneasy wedlock".

Instead, they raise children out of wedlock.

Charles fathers children out of wedlock.

Children born out of wedlock to players.