Sentence examples for enduring longing from inspiring English sources
It's no wonder too, given that Stella, a beauty in luminous white, periodically hovers around him, either because she's a ghost or a figment of his enduring longing and grief.
It's an enduring longing for us as a species, and no evidence to the contrary will convince people it just doesn't work in any large group.
And then that doubt is itself haunted by an enduring longing for something more ― what Taylor, a practicing Roman Catholic, calls a "fullness," a sense of significance that has the punch of transcendence about it, even if we believe this world is all we've got.
The partition of the subcontinent into India and Pakistan, an enduring symbol of longing and loss, is being enshrined here in concertina wire.
Love remains part of the great drama (and also the comedy) of existence, and it is not as if the great romantic and melodramatic woman's-picture themes — maternal devotion, sexual longing, enduring commitment — will ever fade away.
Despite the enduring humanist belief in and longing for the concept of a universal humanity that connects us across national and cultural divides, I have come to the realization that cultural and economic differences shape not only people's lifestyles but also their inner thoughts, desires, and perspectives of the world.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
She's everything you ever wanted in a partner, and she's currently enduring the local dating scene but longing for you.
Many are enduring far more violence than I, and therefore longing even more to be seen and known, I would imagine.
One of the decade's most enduring memes has come to an end: Poor Leo, where Leonardo DiCaprio would be pictured longing for the Oscar he'd long been denied.
