Sentence examples for wild longing from inspiring English sources
He postulates an inevitable divorce between human consciousness, with its "wild longing for clarity" (MS, 21) and the "unreasonable silence of the world" (MS, 28).
The narrator describes her as having "a wild longing...an eager vehemence of desire for life -- but for life -- that I have no power to portray -- no utterance capable of expressing".
Thy sicken'd heart will brood and imagine future woes, And like a fetter'd bird with wild and longing heart, Thou'lt dayly pine for freedom and murmor at thy lot; Although Helen initially viewed plural marriage as "improper and unnatural," she eventually placed her trust in her father and her faith.
Through subtle shifts of vocal intonation, she acts out all the emotional changes in a lyric that combines fragmentary images of maternal caring, metaphysical bewilderment, rage, wild romantic longing, helplessness, boredom and exhilaration into a portrait of embattled upper-middle-class domesticity.
If you prove receptive to this 'call of the wild,' the longing for fulfillment will quicken the sterile wilderness of your soul as rains quicken the dry earth... Dear readers, you never know.
Also taking the mike, dramatically lighted in the center of a black stage, was a so-called cowboy poet, dressed in a big hat and vest, whose poem centered on longing for the Wild West.
Longing for retribution is longing for retribution.
Great gusts of longing for something wilder and wider, whatever the risk, blow through The Wind in the Willows, as they stirred among many of Grahame's contemporaries.
Then I came home and consumed art, all the time longing to be outside, somewhere wild and vast and full of life.
If you find yourself longing for pasta fagioli, pappardelle in wild boar sauce, or arista -- Tuscany's roasted pork loin scented with rosemary and garlic -- maybe it's time to lay in some Chianti. .
