...in a way which love rarely is

[CSB2808]

"Because need is revealed, exposed, absolute, in a way which love but rarely is" (This could also be said in English "in a way that love rarely is")

Here are my attemps:

"dans une manière que n’est-il guère l’amour."
"de facon que n'est-il guere l'amour."

Does either of these sound okay or is there a more natural way to say it?

Thanks

 

[snarkhunter]

This could be translated as "D'une façon dont l'amour l'est rarement.", but this sounds a bit unnatural to me, though perfectly correct - from a strictly grammatical point of view.

 

[CSB2808]

Okay cool...it sounds a bit unnatural in English as well to be honest..

 

[archijacq]

comme c'est rarement le cas pour l'amour