Usually I pull out the camera (and, if I'm feeling particularly ambitious, the tripod) as soon as the bellhop or hotelier shuts the door, even if I'm longing to plop on the bed after a day on the road.
Its status as a pop culture icon would not have been reached or have lasted for decades if it didn't speak to a profound, even poetic, longing within Americans.
His characters, cast adrift by their history, are full of unspoken, even unconscious, longing.
Because of the MoMA, I have even experienced longing.
Now even she is longing for her former self.
A man can leave this earth and take nothing — not even longing — along with him.
Yet, even longing for more, the prophet trusts that God is present.
We hope that our politicians might give us statistically valid, logically coherent arguments — even if that remains hopeless longing.
David, whose first book, A Book of Mediterranean Food, was published in 1950, arrived on the scene at just the right moment: the British middle classes, exhausted by austerity, were longing, even if they did not precisely know it, for the taste of sunshine.
As with all the Max-helmed Backstreet Boys ballads, it's sung with utter conviction (AJ's last coda of "'cause I want it that way" drips with longing), even if the song's point is somewhat confused.
Neither exactly was signing up for one of the two-day workshops Irons leads occasionally at her studio on a 1,800-acre 1,800-acreact with the real thing aggravated my longing, even ifarmmade and left with my own trug.
