In Rohmer's world, love is a tenuous faith that is constantly being tested by the pressure of wild desires.
Bergner tells us he was looking for both a story and something close to a revelation -- an affirmation of what he describes as his own tenuous faith in God.
The harmony Forché seeks goes deeper than simple submission to natural processes or identification with an ethnic group, and it must be fought for with a tenuous faith, the balance that must be found between the ugliness, the harshness of her history both natural and social and its intense beauty, is what distinguishes Forché's poetry, gives it is depth and dimension.
Mainstream leaders, including Ms. May, have warned that revoking Brexit would shatter Britons' already-tenuous faith in their democracy.
They find comfort in tightly knit communities and strengthen life's tenuous hold with faith.
Imagine your connection to God as if it could be an AM radio broadcast; those things which allow us to concentrate on the physical body rather than the spirit (i.e. "sins") cause static, interference and dropouts from this already tenuous signal (wavering faith).
Meanwhile, pollsters claim to measure opinions as elusive as Americans' belief in God, as the sociologist Robert Wuthnow points out in a compelling and disturbing new book, "Inventing American Religion: Polls, Surveys, and the Tenuous Quest for a Nation's Faith".
These poll findings are often misused by the media and misunderstood by the public, Wuthnow writes in his new book, "Inventing American Religion: Polls, Surveys, and the Tenuous Quest for a Nation's Faith".
With her husky voice now descending near the bass-baritone range, Ms. Turner exerts a powerful command of the small TheaterWorks stage in this three-character play, dominating the evening with her emotionally credible portrait of a woman who keeps a tenuous grip on her newly clean and faith-enriched life through sheer force of will.
The protagonists, a randomly thrown-together group of individuals trying to find safety amid swarms of these undead or "walkers," forge tenuous bonds based largely on a kind of desperate faith in one another's humanity.
I lit the torch to my own recovery, even when I could not see the corridor, but all I knew was to "go forward". And I kept going because my faith in myself, although smoldering, disintegrating and tenuous at times, never disappeared.
