Sentence examples for narrative of longing from inspiring English sources

If a performer is particularly attractive, the story is rich, and their interactions appear "extra sensual" and/or "loving," I begin to write my own narrative of longing.

Susan Rogers, Prince's longtime engineer, recently told the Guardian that he believed the lyrics were too tender and domestic that its narrative of longing and loss would seem inconsonant with his more sensational life style.

"Thinking Of You" draws the listener into a world of intrigue, complementing the spaced production with a narrative of longing, lust and fantasy while introducing protagonist Charley Rose.

Listening to his narratives of longing to equal and ultimately exceed the success of his contemporaries and those who came before him ring refreshingly true for anyone who has been in the same quandary.

Her handmade, motion-activated audio devices and lacquered wood sculptures partner to tell a story: a narrative of fantasy, longing, and loss reflective of the history of this noble former residence.

Because Sean was keen to make a moving image piece, he started discussions with Ceri Rhys Matthews about producing some music that would convey the narrative of loss, longing and belonging he was so eager to capture.

I suppose I began the story out of longing.

It's blues: long and full of longing.

"Closer" doubles down on this gambit, shoehorning pointillist details of longing into a romantic Mad Libs narrative that you can't help writing yourself into. Colin Joyce.

"Closer" doubles down on this gambit, shoehorning pointillist details of longing into a romantic Mad Libs narrative that you can't help writing yourself into.— Colin Joyce.

There are narratives to help bring out the emotional complexities: one bar, Brahms is full of longing for Clara Schumann; the next he remembers he's living in the house of her husband and his mentor.