Sentence examples for natural longing from inspiring English sources
Mrs. de Menil once wrote that her vision was to create a museum that is a "permanent celebration" of art, and at which visitors "would never know museum fatigue" because the art would fulfill their "natural longing for enchantment".
Even when the delirious crowds surged through the Berlin Wall shortly before midnight on Nov. 9, 1989, it was not because of any momentous decision or heroic feat; it was because of a bad translation, a confused border guard and a natural longing for a better life.
He loved the Volkslied ("folk song"); his sense of closeness to the peasants, delight in nature, and longing for the simple and natural life find skillful expression in his poetry.
Historians, too, have begun to consider the human longing for natural landscapes, though historical examinations of homesickness tend to be similarly focused on longing for family and familiar built environments.
In denying the natural place reserved for longing and incompleteness in the human lot, our modern secular ideology denies us the possibility of collective consolation for our fractious marriages and our unexploited ambitions, condemning us instead to solitary feelings of shame and persecution.
Through all its convolutions "The Getty Address" conveyed a paradoxical longing for something natural: not necessarily simple but eternal.
Since the common citizen has also lately grown interested in freedom from politics altogether, many Gersonians and Obamaniacs conclude that restoring citizenship to its natural health requires satisfying their longing to romanticise politics with the combined solidarity of the village, the Volk and the brotherhood of man.
Their "Persuasion" is profoundly truthful in many ways: in its sense of emotional longing; in its natural, unglamorized visual beauty, ranging from drawing rooms to the sea; in its fidelity to the delicate tone of Austen's satire and romance".
You know what the vision looks like: People have destroyed the planet, we are completely dependent on technology, and we are longing for the natural world (which we destroyed, btw).
There are no terrifying warnings about foodstuffs or sex, or longings for a natural birth.
