| Domingo is highly courtly and uxorious towards her, despite the abounding stories of affairs. |
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| An uxorious man, he had brought to Australia his wife Vanessa, despite her phobia about flying. |
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| He is famously uxorious but seldom lets the cameras catch a glimpse of Moira, his wife. |
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| Max might like to point out that most of his clients are the tackier celebs, but he's still the uxorious straight-arrow type. |
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| Wealthy and more or less contented, O'Hara settled into a life of uxorious country squiredom, first in Quogue, on Long Island, and then in Princeton. |
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| Both are uxorious men, both delight in their young families. |
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| His uxorious tenderness betrays a subtle trace of wary cosseting and he switches startlingly into an angry bark – directed at his decadent, whisky-swigging sons. |
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| My father, in particular, an uxorious man, happily married to my mother for nearly half a century, had a list of women he claimed he wanted to have dinner with. |
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| Among his perspectives are the fruit of usury, Samson Sybariticus, revolution and romance, killing no murder, uxorious usurers, and blind man's bluff. |
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| The list runs from aboideau to zoonomia, and includes terms such as azotemia, banlieue, etouffee, ibogaine, mazaedia, oceanaut, pahoehoe, retiarii, thiourea and uxorious. |
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