Sentence examples for an aching loss from inspiring English sources

They spoke about using an aching loss as a springboard.

But there is an aching loss for what can never be revisited.

Singing a cappella or accompanying himself sparsely on the concertina, Louis Killen was known for his lyrical tenor — a "terrifying decibel rate," as one British critic described it — and a haunting ability to capture the aching loss at the heart of many traditional songs.

He found his way in, though, by framing settings of poems by Sara Teasdale that offer rather sunny takes on love, with settings of a Philip Larkin poem about frustrated love and an E. E. Cummings poem about the aching loss of love.

Again and again, Ford uses landscape to communicate aching loss, despair and isolation.

As frustrated as the Mets were about another aching loss to the Yankees, the Yankees were relieved to win another game in unusual fashion.

When the boy imagines boarding a train to leave his home, years hence, he says: "I will... remember as I roll away / what Papa said about Casey / and his soul-speaking whistles / and my place in the big wide world". This theme of hope born of aching loss, and the ability of dreams to uplift and transform, speaks to every child who has ever had a hero.

When Beale tells Ariel "I shall miss thee" it is with an aching sense of loss.

The legwork is powered by anger and an aching sense of loss.

Jane and Rochester's final reconciliation comes with an aching sense of loss.

Removing children from all they have known, no matter how necessary, can leave them with painful sensory memories and an aching sense of loss.