Sentence examples for which it is wedded from inspiring English sources

The government has no mandate for imposing the radical socialism to which it is wedded.

Public performance followed, with W. S. Gilbert (then writing dramatic criticism for the magazine Fun) saying that Sullivan's score "is, in many places, of too high a class for the grotesquely absurd plot to which it is wedded".

In addition, much of their attention was taken up with critical analyses of utilitarianism - the dominant ethical theory of the day - and the hedonism to which it was wedded, whether that view advanced the primacy of pleasure either in the form of a psychological account of motivation or as the felt state that right actions aim at maximizing.

It is that Europe is unable to deliver because it is wedded to backward-looking ideas.

But that same naïveté can lead to work of intimidating power, especially when it is wedded to artistic craft.

We outline alternative strategies and show that the design is especially powerful if it is wedded to a post-election panel wave.

· Also, confirm that it's "wedded," with two "d"s.

Mr Byrne said: "Every crime takes place in a street, a home, it's wedded in a business, it's wedded in a community.

First, the imperial principle and the great power competition to which it has been wedded are on the wane.

Playing 4-2-3-1/4-5-1 would meandlosing Jermovingefoe and moving Rooney from the deep-lying position to which Capello is wedded to playing him.

Sky, taking a well-trodden path, thinks US investors rely too heavily on proxy advisory agencies like ISS, which is wedded to the idea that a chairman should be independent, which Murdoch obviously isn't.