Sentence examples for tale of longing from inspiring English sources
"The Odyssey" is a singular tale of longing for homeland, but it comes with a mystery: Where exactly is Odysseus's beloved land of Ithaca?
According to Leahy, Jordan wanted his old life back, too: 'He felt empty without games and so his comeback was never so much a tale of longing as it was of loss, which is a very different thing.' But the decision also grew out of his failures as an executive: the simplest solution to the Wizards' problems was for the owner to step on the court again.
About the book: A tale of longing and thwarted desire, rage and compassion, In A Strange Room tells of one man's search for love and a place to call home.
Florino concluded that, "Hollywood Undead's genius lies in that dangerous space between unforgettable and unsettling," pointing this out in the track, "Bullet", for it being the, "sunniest and catchiest tune on American Tragedy," while still telling, "a potent and poignant tale of longing for suicide".
Anne Peile's Repeat it Today with Tears (Serpent's Tail) – a strange tale of longing and loneliness set in 1970s London – has the quality I rate most highly in a first novel, indeed any novel: I never knew what was going to happen next and I believed every single word.
An entertaining trip back to that moment is now available for a mere $15 at the Pantheon Theater, where "The Petrified Forest," Robert E. Sherwood's tale of longing, disillusionment and gunplay, is being given a rare revival that ends this weekend.
He's still guided by the blues and tales of longing.
I suppose I began the story out of longing.
Embracing the legacy of two-guitar New York bands from the Velvet Underground to Television, Luna applies the dynamics of strum, drone and build to Dean Wareham's tales of longing and decadence.
Embracing the legacy of two-guitar bands from the Velvet Underground to Television, Luna applies the dynamics of strum, drone and build to Dean Wareham's tales of longing and decadence.
Instead, she selected recordings from the early jazz singer Annette Hanshaw, whose voice, poised between heartbreak and soigné resignation, sets a mood of longing for this multilayered tale of love gone wrong.
