Sentence examples similar to longing insights from inspiring English sources

The Reacher novels often have that feeling, of being constructed around half-longing insights into the lives of others.

Of course that makes perfect sense, but I find myself longing for a large insight anyway.

Long – and longing.

Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.

OK, with the exception of an ill-judged disablist expletive, it's not actually offensive, but the end product leaves you longing for the deep and probing insights of the Hugh Grant comedy Nine Months.

I was beguiled by Robert Macfarlane's Mountains of the Mind (Granta £9.99), its beautiful prose and wonderful insights, and I am longing to read his latest Landmarks (Hamish Hamilton £20).

Roth's Everyman is not imperceptive or naïve but helplessly under the spell of mortality: no radical insights, no celestial harmonies, only an unrelenting awareness of unalterable mistakes, an amalgam of bad conscience, gratitude, memory, and longing.

And longing.

Libraries generate longing.

Goodbye to longing.

— Increased longing for community.