Sentence examples for intangible longing from inspiring English sources
This isn't entirely his fault, since this production dispenses with the moody solo and much of the Act II business that usually establishes the Prince's existential aloneness and intangible longing for his ideal woman.
Parshaw is used to hearing this from older Iranians, for whom food has become the touchstone for more intangible longings.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
Fado, the Portuguese tradition of elegant, emotive songs filled with tragedy and longing, was named to Unesco's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list in late November.
HUFFINGTON: "And if you add the fact that he is going to bring in unprecedented numbers of young people and African Americans, and if you add also the intangible moment, you know, the Zeitgeist, what's happening in the country, the longing for real change, the longing to close the Bush chapter and leave all that behind us, I think this is a really exciting time.
Instead, "Awkward" is a wry show about longing — for love, certainly, but also for consistency, that great intangible in the ever-morphing world of high school life.
Libraries generate longing.
Craving, but no longing".
— Increased longing for community.
