Sentence examples for longings of from inspiring English sources

There's also heartfelt longings of home, expressing confusion, depression and all these emotions, feelings and thoughts.

The new Constitution clearly responded to the longings of the Japanese themselves.

Now it is the writer's fate to be unable to satisfy the longings of his child.

"They cannot satisfy the deepest longings of the human heart," he said.

Longings of the Acrobats (1990), a selection of his poetry, was published posthumously.

The theatre is impressive and satisfies the longings of S. L. Rothafel.

Now it is my fate to be unable to satisfy the longings of a child.

Mr. Renaud's desire dovetailed with the romantic longings of every restaurantgoer.

It immediately evoked the embarrassing, droopy-eyed longings of the sickeningly hug-happy new American youth.

Such sober formulas fail to capture the roiling transcendental longings of a Kandinsky or a Schoenberg.

Novelists of every generation have employed musical scenes to expose the longings of their characters, to decode the human heart.