Sentence examples for buried longing from inspiring English sources
The strains of a romantic melody by the Hungarian composer Ferenc von Vecsey awaken a buried longing in him.
It seems to be tapping into a buried longing for exactitude in an area of life that has become wildly informal.
She is a study of contradictions, ready to kiss anybody in her buried longing for affection except the clergy who grope her arse.
Guadagnino has always been an archaeologist of emotion, an excavator of buried, primal longings, and at the heart of this movie beats a love story, lost but not entirely forgotten amid the rubble of war and the weeds of memory.
Indeed, one wonders if the attack doesn't have a little bit of longing buried in it, as attacks so often do.
When I was 17 I buried my instinctual longing for same-sex affection deep inside myself.
She needs to use emotionally evocative language that targets buried memories of and longing for a powerful, protective mother who takes care of us and keeps us from harm.
This not-quite-buried longing draws poets to letter writing; it's also given rise to a quirky subgenre, the epistolary poem (examples range from Pope's "Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot" to Robert Lowell's incorporation of his second wife's letters into "The Dolphin").
Despite longing to bury her grief, Beatriz is racked by her sense that the "new" Tomas is an imposter and a war criminal.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
