But depopulation also creates a longing for radical solutions.
A sculptured tree may frame a view and create a longing to get there.
A third, suggests Robert Macfarlane, a mountaineer and academic, may be that people's senses are starved as they become ever more glued to screens, creating a longing for what Henry Thoreau called "Contact!
The later music is more rarely played, and not necessarily because it is more difficult... Prolonged exposure to his immaculate art can create a longing for human error, for frailty, for a hint of vulgarity or kitsch.
Our doing, in and of itself, can create a desire for more doing, just as eating sugar creates a longing for more sugar, and getting irritated can cause us to escalate into more irritation.
For readers who know and love the islands off the coast of Massachusetts, descriptions of their wild days and their history will create a longing entirely appropriate in May — to go there, to look at that landscape again with a better understanding of the losses and triumphs that have enriched their history.
She also suspects that by depriving herself of all carbohydrates, she created a permanent longing for them.
The fragmentation of the traditional family and the swelling ranks of singles and empty nesters in cities has created a deep longing for child substitutes and the unquestioning devotion offered by pack animals.
This and other "secular" poems like "A Song of Grassland Memories" by Dhondup Gyal also taught in schools, have according to Upton "created a powerful nostalgic longing for Tibetan spaces, real and remembered".
While Ms. Opie may bristle at the word "normal," she has created a domestic ideal that she expressed a longing for in her earliest self-portrait.
From a collage of excerpts in Spanish translation from Kafka's text, Ginastera created a patchwork of dreams and longings that he shaped into five movements and scored with amazing imagination, using his experience of electronic music to create a shimmering, enchanted orchestral sound world.
