Sentence examples for would be divorced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Warren of PostSecret said he recently received a confession that read, "If my wife knew all the secrets I have on my cellphone, we would be divorced".

But the big upshot is this: For decades, people tried to devise a rigorous "scientific" system to analyze behavior that would be divorced from morality.

At his age, Mr. Weaver figured, the only American women who would be interested in him would be divorced, with a former husband and children in the background.

A Thirty-Six-Year-Old He would be divorced and own a rug (a huge achievement, as rugs cost millions of dollars and require vacuuming).

"If we had gotten married, we would be divorced by now," she said, adding that marriage involved an element of conformity and she prefers to live a very independent life.

An article on Saturday about reactions to Kim Kardashian's announcement, after 72 days of marriage, that she would be divorced misstated, at one point, the surname of a prominent author who wrote a limerick about her in Twitter messages.

Joe Paterno was fired Wednesday night, a move that signaled that the university would be divorcing itself from his staff when it hired a new coach.

On 2 November – two days after Kim Kardashian announced that she would be divorcing basketball star Kris Humphries – a 41-year-old Colorado woman posted a petition imploring E! to take its show Keeping Up with the Kardashians off the air.

However, on January 16 , 2012 Hamasaki announced on her website that she would be divorcing Schwarz.

"The one regret, if I had to do it over, would be divorcing Robert Kardashian," Jenner, 57, said in the latest issue of New You magazine (via People).

"That's the first thing people say to us," Mr. Otsuka said, " 'I could never work with my husband, we'd be divorced in a year,' but it's been good for us".