(Mr. Johnson, who doubles as Gower, the play's bardic narrator, does well by the work's most beautifully written scenes, with their echoes of "King Lear" and "The Winter's Tale," wherein Pericles is reunited with his lost family.) All three of these Pericles are subjected to tribulations that keep them in perpetual motion.
I could have continued at IMP for two more years but somehow I felt it was time for me to be subjected to the tribulations of a young investigator.
Tim LaHaye, who is one of the theoreticians of the movement, and is a friend of Falwell's, has written that the reign of the liberal humanists in America is a pretribulation tribulation; it is not predestined, and therefore it is subject to reversal.
One classic American response to tribulation, gospel, surfaced throughout the concert.
New methods are needed that treat injured patients fairly but that do not subject doctors to the tribulations that Dr. Savitsky experienced.
To be badass is to embrace tribulation as a blessing.
The subject is the tribulations of a young American textile worker in the last century and the bad luck that ultimately does her in.
CHRISTIANITY'S founder told his disciples to expect tribulation in this world.
Grabbing Grameen The power of tribes ReprintsDivine inspiration, alas, has given way to legal tribulation.
Health restored or a rescue from accidental death are recurring themes, but there is much to be gleaned about local society in subjects referring to crime, domestic situations and everyday trials and tribulations, like property disputes and farm and business incidents.
We eventually crossed paths again, in church one Sunday after his sermon on the subject of America's coming tribulations, in which he bellowed: "You're going to eat your babies!" One-to-one, Gramps still had the remnants of a folksy, plainspoken charm, but underneath was a bitter contempt for humanity in general and me specifically.
