Sentence examples for represents a longing from inspiring English sources

The myth of the sasquatch, he added, "represents a longing to make sense of whatever it is that's incomplete in us" — an urge palpable in all his films.

Thematically, nostos represents a longing for the past, a nostalgia," the pianist explains.

But its surge in popularity — it is the subject of a documentary and two art exhibitions — seems to represent a longing for a simpler past.

Their support for Trump, Walker, Bush or any of the other 14 GOP candidates represents a real longing.

Her crossbreeding of roses -- as radical in its way as any of the revolution's ideals -- represents "an inarticulate longing for perfection".

The title alone says a lot: it is from the German word "ostalgie," which represents a mood of regretful longing for the former, more stable order of things.

There will be a longing for depth.

Later, in The Bronze, he is explaining the reason they are all being stalked and attacked, performing his job as Watcher, but his singing this information represents his unfulfilled longing to be a musician, something he's been exploring privately throughout the season.

But such statements, Dr. Christ said, usually represented intense longing and an expression of grief rather than suicidal feelings.

"For Anne, the tree represented comfort, consolation, freedom, a longing for freedom," said Annemarie Bekker, an official of the house, adding that a florist had been hired to graft saplings from the tree, which will be sent to schools around the world dedicated to the memory of Anne Frank and the Holocaust.

"It represented ambition, longing, need," he writes.