| The old hierarchical marriage is giving way to a companionate marriage, especially in the urban middle classes. |
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| Changes in educational and employment patterns have made the companionate marriage between equals more common. |
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| We built — or more accurately fell — into a 21st-century companionate marriage. |
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| The time is at hand to revive the discussion of companionate marriage, for it is now apparent that the…. |
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| This caused a lot of discussion and the family were accused of giving their daughter's hand in companionate marriage. |
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| By E. B. White The New Yorker, February 4, 1928P. 9 Talk story about a debate on companionate marriage, between Judge Lindsey and Rabbi Wise. |
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| It follows that demisexual people may achieve consummate love after experiencing companionate love for some time. |
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| This fact, too, can be traced to the same early Protestants who gave us companionate marriage. |
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| Still, the tone — grave, companionate, we've-been-together-for-years — never faltered. |
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| The companionate idea is appealing to nations because it is familiar, because it demands little, and because it is exciting to the blood. |
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| Ideas of companionate marriage and the cultivation of an affective self imply masculinities that are more sensitive and less domineering. |
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| But the version of companionate marriage that Russell argues for in Marriage and Morals involves balance and restraint. |
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| Marco Bone, one of the few characters created by Rukeyser, is a companionate character to move the play along. |
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| But you, 0 Lord, are a companionate and gracious God, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness. |
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| Catherine seems destined for a companionate marriage, the marriage model desired by the female gothic heroine. |
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| This definition of companionate love most closely defines older African American adults' perceptions of love. |
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| Still, there is nothing linguistically incorrect in using seamster as a male companionate to seamstress. |
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| Although they did not use the term, several couples described marital relations that historians have described in other contexts as companionate marriage. |
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| Hatfield and Walster suggest that a shift from passionate to companionate love occurs when a couple has been in a relationship for between six and 30 months. |
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