Sample Sentences formonogamy (auto-selected)
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On Luna, we consider monogamy to be nothing more than archaic sentimentality.† (source)
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"In combination with strict monogamy and other kosher practices, yes," the Librarian says.† (source)
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So I planned a life of monogamy and tried to convert other people, even my seventh-grade science teacher, who was Muslim.† (source)
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There were also monogamy and romance.† (source)
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While happily married, he is far from monogamous.† (source)
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And so I was, like, 'Let's see other people,' and he was, like, 'No,' and I was, like, 'Please,' and he was, like, 'I want to be in a monogamous relationship,' and I was, like, 'I just don't want the weight of this, like, Thing dominating my life,' and he was, like, 'I'm not a thing,' and then we broke up.† (source)
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He had been afraid of wounding her all his life and voluntarily stuck to a stultifying discipline of monogamy, and now, after twenty years, he suddenly learned that it had all been superfluous and he had given up scores of women because of a misunderstanding!† (source)
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Her love life had consisted of a string of monogamous but ultimately unhappy relationships—in France, where she had lived until the age of twenty-six, and in Israel, where she had moved with her parents after they concluded that Marseilles was no longer a place for Jews.† (source)
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Wolves are also strict monogamists, and although I do not necessarily consider this an admirable trait, it does make the reputation for unbridled promiscuity which we have bestowed on the wolf somewhat hypocritical.† (source)
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She, a monogamist, regretted the cessation of some of life's innocent odours; he, whose instincts were polygamous, felt morally braced by the change and less liable to the temptations that had assailed him in the past.† (source)
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Basically I believe in monogamy.† (source)
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Annie was what one of her boyfriends, and there were many, always monogamous, always decent, called a doofus.† (source)
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But these inflexible monogamists were no hazard.† (source)
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The Enemy's demand on humans takes the form of a dilemma; either complete abstinence or unmitigated monogamy.† (source)
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The Loric are a monogamous people.† (source)
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And none of the women had been especially promiscuous; on average, they'd had sexual relations with two different men, consecutively not concurrently, practicing "serial monogamy."† (source)
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