"longing felt" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The longing felt by the young couple kept them apart for years, but when they finally reunited, it was as if no time had passed.
Using Levinas to write back to the Foucauldian tradition that links desire with the hegemonic structures of power, Crangle argues that modernism was more concerned with the minutiae of longing felt between self and other.
I think this hesitance reflects the longing felt by average Americans to preserve a sense of self-worth.
But when they listen, they hear one of America most inspiring voices, awakening all the atavistic longing, felt even by the young, for a simpler, better nation:Here I am still in the chariot.
The next time you want people to collaborate, ask yourself: What is the longing — the deeply felt longing — that will drive this team even if it does not already have all the tools to achieve it?
"I find myself really longing to feel sad or angry, as these are such refreshing and healthy surges of energy as compared to the emotional wasteland that is depersonalization," she tells me.
The summer I was fourteen, I watched Spike Lee's feature "Crooklyn," released in 1994, every day, longing to feel close to its funny, relatable teen characters, because they reminded me of my older sister and brother — the large gap in our ages meant that I had missed their childhoods.
I admired her happiness from a distance, longing to feel the same way.
We are longing to feel what our lives are like beyond gnawing fear and daily grind.
If you've been longing to feel good again about your life, consider what it means to practice a more spiritual life.
And before long, they began to believe that the longing they felt was telling them something quite specific -- that their dead baby's genes were crying out, as a ghost might, to express themselves again in this world.
"Oh, the longing I felt in my heart," concludes one of Kocher's essays, composed in 1904.
