Sentence examples similar to profoundly longing from inspiring English sources

His lyrical treatment of the yearnings of unrequited love provided models for the tradition of the saudade (poem of longing) that profoundly influenced the development of Portuguese literature.

Long – and longing.

Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.

This mass longing for political transformation was repressed longer by cold war despotism in the Arab world; it has now exploded, profoundly damaging America's ability to dictate events there.

And longing.

Libraries generate longing.

Goodbye to longing.

— Increased longing for community.

Grief, longing.

The enigmatic male solo in "Square Dance," the spiritual aura of "Liturgy" and finally — and most profoundly — Janie Taylor's spooky journey across the stage as the Sleepwalker in "La Sonnambula" gave the program a touch of mysticism that left behind a sense of longing for the things you can't see.

We're longing for something.