Sentence examples for induced longing from inspiring English sources
Thinking of his family back in Las Arenitas — Jumey, his wife, and Juan José, their son — invariably induced longing and remorse.
It's enough to induce longing for simple bread and butter.
They had on 3D goggles and wore things called moodpads on their heads which gave low-voltage jolts to the hypothalamus in order to induce elation, longing or (as was famously the case with Ripper Killer) terror.
Anyone relocating to New York must also be prepared to steel himself against the waves of material longings induced by this city.
He sympathized with Protestantism, and his longing for church unity induced him to tour key universities in Germany and Austria and to engage in discourses with contemporary Protestant scholars.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
I found the portrait nasty and insulting.' Almost simultaneously with this rift, Roth suffered a freak breakdown (induced by the Halcion prescribed after knee surgery) together with a new, and urgent, longing to come home.
Watching ski videos may induce unwanted pangs of longing, but maps and pictures of untouched mountain ranges are just the nicotine patches you need.
Our longing to get out of the Bronx was intense, and it induced, paradoxically, a solidarity that many were to carry well into other lives: the inevitable mixed legacy of the ghetto.
