Sentence examples similar to articulating longing from inspiring English sources

Sibelius's identification with the nascent Finnish state made him a symbol of artistic activism, of an articulate longing for freedom.

Long – and longing.

Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.

When you, as a leader, can articulate that longing and inculcate purpose, you will be well on your way to fostering collaboration among the people in your organization.

Part of its success, in hindsight, was that it both articulated a longing for women's liberation while simultaneously celebrating a nostalgic vision of British middle-class comfort in the twilight of the Edwardian age.

If they never made another record, these 30-year-olds would probably be granted immortality alongside Burt Bacharach, Lennon and McCartney and Brian Wilson as musicians who articulated the sound of love, loneliness and longing.

And longing.

Libraries generate longing.

His plays are chronicles of catastrophe, told lyrically; his theatrical mission was "to articulate the… Sometimes a mere coincidence in Hollywood's haphazard release schedule crystallizes a national moment — a gathering mood, a twinge of longing.

Goodbye to longing.

— Increased longing for community.