The phrase "and longing in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are expressing a sense of desire or yearning related to a specific subject or situation.
Example: "She felt a deep sense of longing in the quiet moments of her solitude."
Alternatives: "and yearning in the" or "and desire in the".
These were extra large – allowing him to clearly see all the tragedy, regret and longing in the world.
Alan Ayckbourn's trilogy of comedies about sex and longing in the English countryside has been given a topping revival.
And so Williams's way of revolving around things, turning the words over, veering in and out of introspection, adds to the anxiety and longing in the story.
Alan Ayckbourn's trilogy of comedies about sex and longing in the English countryside has been given a topping revival by the Old Vic Theater Company of London.
And once you've heard Analee Jefferies spit it out — with equal parts contempt and longing — in the TheaterWorks production of "The Year of Magical Thinking" in Hartford, you may never dare to say it again.
Her dark, depthless eyes gazed from the covers of influential fan magazines, projecting a nobly suppressed pain and longing; in the stories inside, she -- or her ghost writers -- advised the emerging independent American women of the 1920s on matters of fashion and home d?r.
But Mr. Tetzlaff emphasized the Romantic fervor and longing in this stunning performance.
A noted historian of ideas, he traces millennial fears and longings in the West from their pre-Christian roots in Persian, Hebrew and Greek Stoic thought right up to Jonestown, Waco and Heaven's Gate.
For all its basis in political and historical frustrations and affirmations, "Viktoria" is an exquisitely stylized film, with precisely composed and timed images of a delicate and involute whimsy that stifles howls of rage and derision, quiet and terse dialogue that distills lifelong passions and longings in the lacerating undertones of simple phrases that glint like blades catching sunlight.
Yet in moments of crisis and longing, in moments when we glimpse the forces beyond our control that shape our destiny, poems offer an inexplicable refuge.
"I want my work to evoke feelings of absence and longing in a way that helps the audience reconnect with their own memories and emotions," she said by telephone.
