One of our heroes, young Ben Kurtzman Ben Fosterr), develops a longing — more knightly than lascivious — for Sylvia Rebekah Johnsonn), a black girl in his class.
At the end of an exhausting day of shopping, he somehow developed a deep longing to understand how subway doors function and plunged his little fingers into the closing doors of a train we had just missed.
Growing up in exile in the Middle East, without proper schooling, I developed a visceral longing for learning.
But a choice must be made: employers can keep faulting overindulgent parents, ineffectual teachers, colleges without required subjects and graduates unsuited to today's complex workplace, or they can play a greater role in training and developing a generation longing to take its place in the American mainstream.
Armandino invited him to return to Seattle, and he developed a business plan for a restaurant — a longing born out of the regret of having allowed Merlino's, the family store, to be sold.
After exploring the idea of longing, the company developed a story about a sister and brother who discover they have a secret sibling, and when they set the action at a campground they decided to do research.
Furthermore, this argument maintains, the "failure" of 1848 reaffirmed latent aristocratic longings among the German middle class; consequently, this group never developed a self-conscious program of modernization.
"As a lonely folk singer I've developed a bit of a relationship with these birds," says Lee, who offers his audience a haunting ballad about longing for a fumble where the buds blossom.
He also developed a highly original form of chiaroscuro, using extreme contrasts of light and dark to emphasize details of gesture or facial expression: an outflung arm, a look of despair or longing.
