Sentence examples for craving to return from inspiring English sources

Simon Reynolds explores this in the opening chapter of his 2011 book Retromania: "Nostalgia was literally homesickness, a debilitating craving to return to the native land".

The next day, we spoke about how slow the progress on his book had been and about my craving to return to painting and creative pursuits for pleasure rather than income.

Now I crave to return to Liverpool, but London-born husband refuses to go somewhere that's wetter and colder.

Analysts said it also seemed unlikely that Jeffrey Greenberg would want to give up the independence he reportedly craved to return to A.I.G. while his father was still clearly in charge.

Because the cell is now unnaturally stiff, the body seems to crave alcohol to return to the semifluid normal state.

"We are not craving to be known.

Craving to Smoke.

But the Knicks were denied the victory over a top team they desperately craved to punctuate their return to relevance.

A 2011 graduate of Goldsmiths College, in London, Rajzak still craves intellectual pursuits and hopes to return for graduate school.

We love, admire and constantly crave to be like Americans, but they do not return our adoration.

Masochism, then, is simply an "unsatisfied craving for the nudity of paganism," and a need to return to Dionysian roots.