We know he answers her longing.
It left her longing to return.
"His passport pictures," she said with a smile that also conveyed her longing.
In an extended dialogue between the female protagonist, Mariella, and the archangel Gabriel, they speak about her longing to live outside the Christian dogma.
A dazzlingly passionate closeup of Moreau at the very beginning of the movie suggests the depths of her longing.
We all understand Jane's fury at her treatment by the Reeds, her ardour for Rochester, her longing for recognition, her refusal to be ground down.
And it likens Helen's emotional world to that of the narrator: her longing for Anactoria, whom she'd rather see "than all the chariots/ and armed men in Lydia".
Chastising herself for letting him kiss her (and especially for enjoying it), she finds her longing for him to be "a thing of torment".
As Louise, the lonely daughter Billy has never met, imagines a romance that echoes that of her parents, Ms. Kropp's fluid arms and arching back eloquently convey her pain and her longing.
The last AB, called kharjah, or markaz, is usually written in vernacular Arabic or in the Spanish Mozarabic dialect; it is normally rendered in the voice of a girl and expresses her longing for her absent lover.
According to Howard Mintz of the San Jose Mercury News, Sanders choked up as he described her longing to marry the person she loved, and her frustration that she could not do so in her home state.
