Sentence examples similar to long for something profoundly from inspiring English sources

He is grumpy and charmless, insistent on looking for something profoundly original, while all around him the smoothies and mediocre careerists are publishing and getting on.

"It just took too long for something to happen".

He longs for "something mindless and trivial.

I listened intently but sensed he longed for something more.

Hayes hadn't always longed for something so familiar.

For Orford, there is something profoundly amiss – morally and perhaps legally – if this is Pistorius's main defence.

Question number one, the most long-winded, asks whether there isn't something profoundly irrational at the core of it all.

And, truth be told, there's something profoundly satisfying for me to see this transformation occurring in him.

In this age of 140-character Twitter posts — not to mention a persistent undercurrent of minimalism in our literature — there's something profoundly rejuvenating about the very long sentence.

When you struggle long enough for something, you win".

If we're having trouble finding employment for even these kids, then we're doing something profoundly wrong.