Yeah, I'm a longing to tell you that ...(unintelligible) is shy.
She reminded him of the young men who people Dostoevsky's novels, youths with a heightened sense of injustice and a longing to change the world.
Since the teenagers' arrest, all the familiar theories have been rehearsed: broken homes, violent films and video games, easy access to firearms, a longing to catch the journalists' attention.
He also irked his manager by claiming the prospect of early retirement had crossed his mind, by making fairly regular trips back to Argentina and by speaking of a longing to be with his family in his homeland.
The hordes of journalists who have descended on Cyprus have found a country longing to be out of the media glare.
What it made us realize, however, is that an Android phone is really better off with a keyboard, and we were longing to get back to the Droid a number of times while using this device.
They should recognise the emotions on either side, from a longing for security to a craving for status.
The ex-prime minister's campaign has hammered on the perceived lack of security, political instability and economic degradation that have left many Egyptians longing for a return to pre-revolutionary law and order.
Even though Pollack ostensibly transitions from quasi-memoir to quasi-historical fiction, he approaches his narrative with the enthusiasm of a writer who has been longing to break free from the strictures of reality.
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And when Bush argues that his answers are part of a principled fight to clean up the process, he is appealing to a palpable national longing.
That's precisely what so many have found in Kinkade's art: a powerfully nostalgic longing for the way it ought to be, a break from the daily grind and the thousand disappointments that drag us down.
Salimi says the transplants were longing to feel a sense of identity, and some of the old songs his company sang would make them cry.
Cain seemed like the perfect preacher playing to a congregation longing for a nation where individual initiative, not government, builds businesses, creates jobs and exemplifies American exceptionalism.
MPs are torn between wanting to safeguard the supremacy of the Commons and longing to give a government many of them increasingly dislike (Iraq, university funding, the firemen) a good kicking.
He said that almost all the barbers have moved out of Mingora and that although he can work in freedom in the camp and earns 100 rupees a day there, he is longing to return home and work there.
Developed by men who had left their families behind to start a life in Argentina's bustling capital city, the dance expressed machismo, passion, longing and a fighting edge - and was set to an emerging sound rooted in Spanish and Italian melodies, criollo (Argentine-born) verse and Afro-Uruguayan candombe (a drum-based rhythm).
Mr. MacAskill's decision was an affront to those who suffered this grisly fate and to a nation's longing for justice.
Penny Morrison does a very pretty voile called Vilika that I am longing to use for lampshades.
She spoke to me of the letters her grandfather wrote to her grandmother longing for retirement, how he dreamed of returning to his family and putting aside a lifetime of public service.
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As far back as September, he was confiding to visitors that he was longing for a life of theological reflection and prayer nd weary of high ecclesiastical politics.
So I know that vampires sparkle in the sun and are so sexy that when they walk into a room all heads turn to look upon them with longing.
Listening to her speeches, with their longing for a lost, spit-shine world, one could sometimes mistake her, were it not for the emphasis on social justice, for a law-and-order Republican.
Special Envoy Richard Holbrooke's longing for the spotlight--and desire to create a High Commissioner to administer the country--has made the mercurial Karzai even more resistant to advice.
Norman Mailer, meeting him in 1968 at a fundraiser in Harvard, found him drooping and baggy-eyed, longing to be rescued.
The series thus satisfies a secret or vicarious longing for elegance without imposing the hard work that's necessary to achieve it in reality.
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So I see the flurry of interest in this rumor as being more about our primal longing for leaders who appeal to our deeply-held sense of what a leader should be.
Will local conservatism mix with the imported variety to forge a new style of Catholicism, girding for fresh battles with secularism and longing for a reversal of the Reformation?
In an interview with the Golf Channel on March 21, Woods expressed his longing for his father's guidance, a comment that now seems like it was made to tee up this commercial.
At heart, Saavedra is just a simple man of the people, deeply concerned for the young son who lives with him and longing to be reconciled with his estranged wife.
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