Sentences with phrase «end of her troubled marriage»

TV writer Georgie has made a decision that just might be the end of her troubled marriage — and then she discovers a way to get through to the man she married.

Not exact matches

The marriage was in trouble — undermined by the pressures of academic life and a failed course of fertility treatments — and it ended soon afterward.

But Sally's marriage to Roy (Josh Brolin) is in its own trouble; he's a novelist who hasn't been able to live up to the promise of his first book, and isn't doing much in the way of providing for their future, so she ends up going back into the workforce as the assistant to Greg (Antonio Banderas), a handsome gallery owner.

The rest of the movie alternates present - tense scenes of Arthur struggling to keep Takumi alive — gradually regaining his own will to live in the process, as the rules of dramaturgy demand — with flashbacks to Arthur's troubled marriage to Joan (Naomi Watts), revealing the tragic series of events that made him decide to end it all.

Somehow, she always manages to turn the tables on him during their conferences so that they end up discussing his troubled marriage instead of planning her defense strategy.

10 The postwar New York world was a different place from the one in which Saalburg had come of age: the ascendancy of abstract expressionism and the implied obsolescence of his own interests and preferences may have troubled him, and his life had undergone traumatic change: his marriage had ended, and he had suffered the death of his only child.

A troubled marriage doesn't spell the end of your relationship.

Many divorced individuals report having experienced feelings of disbelief upon realizing the marriage was ending and reported trouble accepting it.

And since half of marriages end in divorce it's likely that most of the couples in Newport Beach are also having trouble.

The trouble with divorce parties is that they focus on an emotional response to the end of a marriage and suggest that throwing a party is the path to healing — the key to moving on regardless of whether the individual is emotionally ready for that step.