Sentence examples for ardent longing from inspiring English sources
"O Mistress Mine," by Thomas Morley, established a tone of ardent longing corseted by courtly decorum that lingered for most of the concert.
Pascale Ogier — tall, angular, darting, filled with nervous energy and ardent longing — plays Louise, an interior designer who lives with her athletic boyfriend, Rémy (Tchéky Karyo), in a new suburban apartment complex.
Many adults live with feelings of fear, aversion, boredom, and sometimes an ardent longing, directed at a blankness — a mental picture, from which the central image has been effaced.
But this show uses the disparity between words and music to suggest how inadequate most people's vocabularies are in conveying their most ardent longings.
Schreck's ratlike teeth and distended eyes register a certain gloomy wit, and his fiendish appetite seems to be an acute, ardent form of longing.
Back in the village, Devi is carrying on a secret relationship with Machaiah, full of ardent promises and sexual longing.
Their ardent relationship, from initial, breathless longing all the way through to tearful, snotty misery, is laid bare on the screen.
The comedy inherent in the setup is balanced by the bereaved couple's anguish and longing; Lowery's spare, ardent images take a practical look at both sides of the boundary between life and death, between the present day and the eternal.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
In that yearning for transcendence, in the praise of sensuousness (a quality that she achieved at last in "Volcano"), in the desire that formalism offer a heady charge of emotion, an ardent, even deeply romantic temperament can be seen longing for an art that engulfs and devastates.
