Sentence examples for deeper longing from inspiring English sources

He understands that some customers are merely after the best sex doll they can get their hands on, but there is often a deeper longing behind an order.

"It celebrates doggedness, good-humored discipline and desire — the desire not only to write a song or make a recording, but the deeper longing for communication that underlies any worthwhile artistic effort".

It celebrates doggedness, good-humored discipline and desire the desire not only to write a song or make a recording, but the deeper longing for communication that underlies any worthwhile artistic effort.

This movie, written and directed by John Carney, "celebrates doggedness, good-humored discipline and desire — the desire not only to write a song or make a recording, but the deeper longing for communication that underlies any worthwhile artistic effort," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

But her decision to go to Miami may reflect a deeper longing that has stirred her ever since she became attorney general, her associates said, a desire to demonstrate that federal law can be used on behalf of children and families -- a promise that her critics have complained has resulted in better speeches than programs at the Justice Department.

Ultimately though, in her opinion, the longing for the perfect word is but an expression of the deeper longing for our Self.

A traditional meal that unwraps course by course may not satisfy the children's need for piles of boxes and ribbons, but it can help satiate the deeper longings of adults.

A deep longing for this past permeates every story.

But I believe her quest reflected her deep longing to be close again to her mother.

"There was a sense of deep, deep longing before 'Stop-Loss,' " she said.

But there was still a deep longing in Mr. Pilco, and trouble ahead.