Sentences with phrase «marital woes»

Now he's grown up, has kids and marital woes of his own, and he's got the brilliant (and easily marketable!)

Social scientists, psychiatrists, and conflict mediators around the globe have relied on this tool for years to help solve marital woes, foster better communication between psychologists and their patients, and even mediate international conflicts between warring parties.

Conversations about the day's activities and activities of their children transitioned quickly to topics about marital woes and hardships.

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In November, Naghmeh unexpected halted her public advocacy for her husband, citing marital woes and abuse.

Except, perhaps, for a concerned friend who is privy to ongoing marital woes, a jaded mess of an individual seeking personal recognition and social support through disparaging marriage (an alternate tribe), or a mate poacher who wants to scuttle the marriage to eliminate competition.

Gingrich's past marital woes have already been a factor in the campaign.

As if hearing her father's sorrow, Scheherazade replies with a letter telling of her own marital woes, the characters seem able to communicate on a higher, inexplicably ethereal plain.

Marital woe plagues a young couple honeymooning on the Dorset coast in this Ian McEwan adaptation.

When your children come to you with their tales of marital woe beware.

You can't blame testosterone for being stupid (although as I've pointed out before, testosterone - laden guys are more likely to cheat, divorce and have marital woes).

Marital woes can be a part of life.

From a formal standpoint, that's pretty close to the experience San Andreas provided, for better or — during occasional forays into the protagonists» marital woes — worse.

Meanwhile, with a baby due at any minute, Bunchy and Teresa navigate their marital woes under lockdown, and Ray visits Belikov in prison to strike a deal.

While Sean (Stephen Mangan) and Beverly (Tamsin Greig) prepare for the «Pucks» series premiere, their marital woes create an awkward work environment.

A handsome angel saves a New York Baptist and his wife from spiritual doubt and marital woe.

Sure, he's plays a part in one of the movie's better stories (the marital woes of Emma Thompson and the late, great Alan Rickman), but isn't called upon to be very funny.

Written by Chris Sparling (best known for the Ryan Reynolds - trapped - in - a-coffin thriller Buried), Sea of Trees is a melancholy rumination that provides an earnest and believable portrait of personal, professional, and marital woes.

With the addition of financial crisis, marital woes, work issues or a child who needs more attention, couples could experience significant levels of stress and resentment.

Marital woes can be a part of life.

This do - it - yourself play it close to the vest mentality is also a burden for men's partners who are often left to nag them to visit the doctor, or, apropos of marital woes, feel cut off, lonely, or in the dark as to what their husbands are thinking or feeling.

Blaming your partner — or yourself — for your marital woes: No one likes to play the blame game, even with themselves.