This weekend saw the UK release of Burnt, a film about a chef, played by Bradley Cooper, who is so desperate for success that he is driven to spout such nonsense as "I don't want my restaurant to be a place where you come and eat," and "I want people to sit at that table and be sick … with longing," which makes you think he is less a chef and more a sort of elaborate Borat-style spoof.
The depth of Mignon's longing was clear in Ms. Röschmann's chastened reserve at the start of "Heiss Mich Nicht Reden" ("Bid Me Not Speak") and in the soaring, silvery brightness with which she ended that song.
To be melancholic has to do with a longing, which is something a little special for this film".
Losing his father when he was 11, he grew up with a persistent longing, which has led him on a journey to bring his father's accomplishments to light.
An emancipatory narrative of the individual coming into being cannot possibly capture the ambivalence, pain and longing to which Abanti alludes [ 27].
Dutch scholar of Indonesian literature A. Teeuw writes that this collection is united by a theme of longing, which Jassin expands on: Amir is longing for his mother, longing for his loves, and longing for his homeland.
And what about those other longings which marriage stifled?
We looked with longing at European political parties which painted issues in cleaner partisan lines, structured vote choice, and mobilized the working class.
It was as if (a) I longed for a certain (heretofore untasted) taste until (b) said longing became nearly unbearable, at which time (c) I found a morsel of food with that exact taste already in my mouth, perfectly satisfying my longing.
Patients reported a longing to be able to take outings with their children, which they perceived to be important elements of a happy, carefree childhood, My eldest son did say to me once those other children's mums take them out and I would like to do that [crying].
