Sentence examples similar to innate longings from inspiring English sources
I understand his innate longing for his child.
That Virgin image has a tendency to crop up where repressed people begin publicly expressing the innate longing to be something more.
Releasing the armor of anger -- stopping the war and opening to vulnerability -- takes tremendous courage and dedication, yet what makes it possible is our innate longing to be whole and loving and free.
The innate "Desire" and human longing for a better existence that influences and motivates us to struggle for "Dwellings" and other basic needs and the search for additional comforts.
For the intellectuals of many faiths who admire him, Benedict is a profound religious thinker in the Augustinian tradition according to which the longing for truth is innate and universal and the various disciplines of philosophy, theology and the natural sciences all have as their ultimate aim a personal union with truth.
When Mary first renounces Steve, out of innate decency and professional self-protection, the scene finds a note of real longing, and the human obstacles that stand between the two lovers are disposed of without the cruelty to which coarser movies often stoop.
What it reveals is a soul full of longing and sensitivity who believes in the power of popular music to heal damaged lives, in the innate dignity of the common man and in the ineffable magic of a really deep male friendship.
Let your longings breathe.
