It's a CGI missionary drive; the television equivalent of a religious pamphlet thrust on you by a benevolent creep, but with lower production values.
Years of agnosticism and an open attitude to religious beliefs thrust under the bus, acknowledging the shame that comes from sitting down with those the world forgot.
Ms. Yilmaz's embrace of her religious identity has thrust her into politics.
What could prompt a young woman, one who's both sexually inexperienced and bound by religious principle, to thrust herself at a weird rich old guy (who also happens to be her boss)?
In her 1990 book, The Quantum Self, self-proclaimed "Oxford physicist" (that is, a physicist who lives in Oxford) Danah Zohar asserted that "Cartesian philosophy wrenched human beings from their familiar social and religious context and thrust us headlong into... our I-centered culture, a culture dominated by egocentricity".
Peter Charles Beales Stockport While agreeing with the thrust of Mandy Lane's letter that "religious belief is a choice; you cannot choose your sexuality", how many religious people have in fact chosen their religion?
The main thrust of the book is to reject religious mysteries.
If Oklahoma's senate passes the bill, it will be yet another step toward religious fascism -- the use of state power to thrust a certain kind of religion on everyone.
Yesterday's civil ceremony will be sealed by a religious ceremony at an absurdly flamboyant royal palace atop a thrust of rock that soars above the Mediterranean.
Born in England, Williams was educated at the Charterhouse School, in London, and at Pembroke College, Cambridge, just in time to thrust his way into his nation's post-Reformation religious controversies.
