Sentence examples for most longing from inspiring English sources

Heroism and freedom find voice in one of Tchaikovsky's most longing melodies.

"Nighthawks" might be the one painting that invites the most projection, and which has inspired the most longing for a real thing.

Then he drops "midweek blues," but introduces the idea of melancholy in a lovely pair of sentences: "Most longings go unfulfilled.

His genius, frequently noted, lies in his ability to exploit a longing most of us feel to elevate our ordinary bourgeois existence and adapt it, at least superficially, to resemble the more seductive contours of our social betters.

Besides, we also construct a trading strategy by shorting on the most SFBI and longing on the least SFBI.

Moreover, this stops being a debate about and a referendum on Obama and starts becoming the serious, substantive dialogue most Americans are longing for about how to fix the grave problems with our exorbitantly expensive health care system.

Thanks to AJA, for the first time programming that most Arabs were longing for was available: diversity of views, more information on issues they cared deeply about as Arabs and Muslims.

"Perry is a big box-office draw, but The End of Longing will leave all except the most devoted Friends fans longing for the end," she writes.

But Adam's punishment for allowing Sweetie to admit to his most secret longing is brutal and merciless.

Reconnecting with what holds deepest value in your heart, taking concrete steps in the direction of your most heartfelt longing is the stuff from which new doors open.

When he first heard of their coup, he exclaimed "this is the happiest moment of my life", and he wrote that the Bolsheviks were the "expression of the most fundamental longing of the human soul".