Sentence examples for from a longing from inspiring English sources

But perhaps it's relish for mortal battle taking over from a longing for justice.

Both main parties suffer from a longing to cloak themselves in storybook nostalgia.

Or it may spring from a longing for the solid feel the world had when the economy produced physical objects, not collateralized wedges of greed.

Maybe everything we do comes from a longing to demystify being human and inhabiting our humanness.

Fetishes come in a range of forms, from a longing to slobber on a set of toes to wanting to be penetrated by an extraterrestrial.

My excitement for the show's return, however, stems from a longing for TV shows that do more than entertain us with their mindlessness, off-color humor and decadent story-lines, most prevalent in reality TV.

But after he graduated from college, a longing to remain in Oregon, near family and forests, made him reconsider.

Where life has simplicity, a closeness to nature, but also a depth derived from solitude and a longing to connect with others.

It's a place where there are no seasons to provide reminders of mortality, where the names of the freeways -- Century Freeway, Artesia Freeway, Golden State Freeway -- whisper utopian promises, and cures are offered for everything from television addiction to cosmological pathologies, from sugar cravings to "a longing for home".

Given the grim tidings from everywhere these days, a longing for the seasonal comforts of happier yesteryears is understandable.

Where Ferri's performance had flowed from her eyes and a longing lodged somewhere deep in her spine, Boylston's was characterized by impetuousness and a thrilling physical freedom.