Sentence examples for while the longing that from inspiring English sources

While the longing that is one of Ms. Benning's major themes compels someone to an airport, it is not clear if a plane is boarded or not.

I hated the gnawing longing that accompanied having everything.

The deep longing that we feel coming through.

The sense of longing that haunts the play — "Love me.

Before we all leap into the fray over that last one, Palmer's definition of the spiritual aspect of self will be reassuring: "the diverse ways we answer the heart's longing to be connected with the largeness of life a longing that animates the love and work, especially the work called teaching" (p. 5).

He omits the element of attraction, the human conflation of mystery and longing that leads circuitously toward the divine.

As I get older I've started acknowledging in tangible ways that while the longing for a cinematic relationship is universal and, obviously, keeps Hollywood romantic comedies in business, the hardest relationship isn't always the best.

The riddance of sexual longing that characterises Tristan was conveyed in arty shots of bodies, faces, eyes and hair and of fire and bubbling water while, later, endless candles were lit, torches burned, and the sun rose.

Really, though, it's that longing that unites the stories.

It was in this context of revolutionary longing that Pepe joined the Tupamaros.

But you will enjoy a pleasurably swelled head from the longing looks that come your way.