Sentence examples for Hopeless longing from inspiring English sources
We hope that our politicians might give us statistically valid, logically coherent arguments — even if that remains hopeless longing.
These wrenching movements expressed a brief — and hopeless — longing to be in some other place.
In a series of romantic double portraits, sad-eyed birds and mammals seem caught in states of hopeless longing.
Meanwhile, at the Morning Lark, the journalist Clint Smoker, a classic Amis mixture of failure, aggression and completely hopeless longing, is busy writing pun-crippled celebrity gossip.
He knows that seeing Emma again is impossible, which is why his poems about seeing her again are so charged with hopeless longing, as in "The Voice": Can it be you that I hear?
We're worlds and generations away from the risky, convention-defying sexual adventures of Edna O'Brien's isolated girls, the violent repressions of country people in a McGahern story, or the quiet, hopeless longing of William Trevor's small-town lovers.
If The Virgin Suicides distilled the hopeless longings of adolescence to their essence, Lost in Translation is about how the most unexpected, even temporary human bonds can make you take stock and grow up.
"She's something and I'm nothing," Charlie Brown says of the object of his hopeless romantic longing, the Little Red-Haired Girl.
2. Don't Use the Relationship (or Sex) To Fill A Void in Yourself Throughout my life, I've tended to be a hopeless romantic longing for a man to tell me that I complete him Jerry Mandire-style, and who, in turn, completes me.
Libraries generate longing.
