Sentence examples for aching longing for from inspiring English sources

No one wants to see children suffer: the film's narrative underscores the aching longing for a workable solution.

Far more satisfying is when the quartet combine aching longing with more destructive urges, as on "Feed Me With Your Kiss", from 1988's debut album Isn't Anything.

Orlean writes sentences that make you ache with longing for moments in the past, those by which each person individually defines happiness, whether it be the comforts of a beloved pet or the joy of reading a great book like this one.

During the Madwoman's aching aria of longing for her son, Mr. Bell slowly circles the flutist as their quivering music intertwines.

There is something strangely intimate in singing about the country that bore you, in voicing that great mingling of love and resentment, that strange ache of longing for a land that is ugly and tarnished and cruel, and yet still somehow belongs to us: "To you, England, I cling," Harvey sings.

We also see the Creature's yearning for companionship, his longing for love, his aching need for a female counterpart.

I felt that nostalgic, guttural ache that is the longing for home.

The poems were funny and bitter, some fizzed with anger, others ached with longing and hurt.

He might be dapper and superior in manner, but he aches with longing.

Brian D'Arcy James aches with longing as the cad who wants a second chance.

Her characters -- even the mythical and animal ones -- ache with longing and are overcome by bitterness and spite.