Sentence examples for aching nostalgia from inspiring English sources

Their 1967 double-A-side single "Penny Lane"/"Strawberry Fields Forever" transformed the nondescript streets of Liverpool suburbs into places of aching nostalgia and wonder.

This glorious past has inadvertently created the unique emotion known as saudade, an aching nostalgia for the past or something absent.

Gone Home, the Fullbright Company's new game for PC, Mac and Linux, makes me feel an aching nostalgia for my suburban childhood.

Meanwhile cinematographer Masanobu Takayanagi shoots "entirely and proudly" on 35mm Kodak film, enriching the retro feel with a handsome widescreen image that oozes aching nostalgia.

Keillor says he then "finagled" himself an office at the New Yorker and speaks with an aching nostalgia about the thrill of writing for the magazine.

The semi-autobiographical A Time to Live, A Time to Die (1985), for instance, details the aching nostalgia within a displaced Chinese family.

All that has gone with the wind now, but the old Leeds continued to live in Waterhouse's memory, and he returned to it again and again, writing with aching, bittersweet nostalgia.

He makes us ache with nostalgia for restored normality.

Adamo's "Little Women" might have been written almost anytime in the previous century, and it aches with nostalgia for an ideal nineteenth century that never was.

The day my former best friend Anne sent me a text from the Miami airport saying she would be back in New York City visiting her parents, my entire body ached with nostalgia.

But amid the nostalgia and aching limbs, what was really left in the Olympic Park and beyond of the magic and spirit of the heady month of London 2012?