Net longs for gasoline rose 1,848 contracts to 2443,394, while net longs for ultra-low sulfur diesel fell 1,386 to 65,336.
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When Jon sends Ghost away, he's also banishing the part of himself that longs for the North, longs for a quieter life.
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It's an emotionally muted tune that longs for something bigger.
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He longs for her to keep wearing her wedding ring.
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Though grateful to be safe, Mouadar longs for his homeland.
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Addams was convinced that everyone longs for beauty and knowledge.
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The ageing Roman emperor longs for the return of the republic.
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Lucy longs for love; her mother can express it only obliquely.
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She longs for the moment with her parents that got away.
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It is a hopeful postmortem that longs for a second chance.
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She longs for him to return, and her sadness is acute.
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Val is consoled by Beto as she longs for her parents.
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But he says he longs for the days of "rational" policymaking.
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But everyone has struggled and everyone longs for victories, large and small.
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" James: "There is always some part of me that longs for you.
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Try "If I Was Your Girlfriend", in which Prince longs for transcendence.
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For all his ease in the barnyard, Iremar longs for something more.
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A trans girl who longs for her family to accept her truth.
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Mayya longs for the chance to catch even a glimpse of him.
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He longs for human connection even as he denies it to himself.
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Brit, the orphan who longs for connection but will settle for her violin.
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The mother longs for a new glamorous life; the father fears his mortality.
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But the "dear reader" longs for a little scrutiny along with the adoration.
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And still the young leader longs for the mighty works he might yet do.
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A persistent critic of "neoliberalism," Amlo longs for a pre-NAFTA, state-run economy.
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" Yet, she longs for her two-bedroom apartment: "It's just that everything is there.
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He is in a place of the unknown and he longs for her warmth.
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Katy, however, longs for the days where her designs will hang on the racks.
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When bae tells you he's been eating Subway foot-longs for breakfast, lunch and dinner:
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Prices for basic goods have skyrocketed in Iran and a young population longs for jobs.
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But she longs for the comfort and natural surroundings of their home on the Vineyard.
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Grump, as he's known by his underground crew, longs for a life above the mines.
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She longs for pretty things, but eventually follows her heart and marries a poor tutor.
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He longs for a cultural awakening which restores the primacy of pragmatism and a restrained patriotism.
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Onstage, now at the Walter Kerr Theater, Marvin still longs for family, and Whizzer still dies.
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She longs for friendship and connection and, delightfully, to one day run her own cake shop.
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Orpheus longs for a world where everyone is cared for; Eurydice just wants something to eat.
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Mr. Flores, an arborist, longs for the open air, but does not dare set foot outside.
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From chapter one, he narrates how beautiful May-ling is and how he longs for a wife.
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He longs for the day when Americans stop talking so much about race, which only increases division.
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But what if we just turned the AI into a spineless weenie that longs for our approval?
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The moment Oliver leaves for the day, Elio longs for his company as both friend and lover.
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She longs for English self-effacement, and the days when she could read Philip Larkin in bed.
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She longs for her to return, but has difficulty regarding the woman's life with anything but horror.
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If Frankie longs for anything in her life, it's for someone to make America great again. ♦
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My soul longs for the golden days of culture, like when "New Girl" was on the air.
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Yet although she longs for her husband to come home, Demba sees one benefit in his absence.
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No longer an empire, Britain longs for a past that was far more terrible than it realizes.
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In "Paraguay," he longs for a tropical haven and ends up ranting about information overload, still deeply cantankerous.
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"Your baby is a cyber pirate, he's wedded to the grid," he complains to someone he longs for.
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Lucy longs for what is unattainable in life and so is drawn to the soothing darkness of death.
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"I created the kind of mother that I wished I'd had, and I think everyone longs for," she said.
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She sometimes longs for the hated dead father, a wealthy blowhard fond of beating his children with a cane.
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I also understand that I take away something from her that she really longs for — to be a mother.
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She longs for something to set her heart on fire: like a telephone table or a really nice armchair.
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A part of him longs for her death, so that he may anatomize her body more literally and completely.
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Is it any wonder Cammie longs for human contact, but punches a boy who likes her in the face?
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Two weeks into the boot camp with Ms. Kreston, he is feeling much better, but longs for the outdoors.
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In Hans Christian Andersen's fable "The Red Shoes," a young girl longs for a pair of pretty red shoes.
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For years, he has taken medication to sleep at night, and he longs for the forgiveness of the victims' families.
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She longs for a day when things will change and girls are not experiencing body-shaming for what they wear.
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The track — known for its sing-songy chorus where Joseph longs for childhood comforts — has over 1.5 billion YouTube plays.
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I cheer disillusionment as a step toward the movements, leaders, spiritual renewal and structural reforms that Mr. Douthat longs for.
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He longs for continuity and sense in this dubious world, where everything he learns is eventually contradicted by someone else.
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Today, the average Iranian citizen longs for friendship and mutually beneficial ties with the outside world, particularly the United States.
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Speaking to CBS Tuesday, Stone reiterated that he longs for the day when he can share his side of the story.
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Enid is individualistic to the point of iconoclasm, and longs for times before she was forced to act against her nature.
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Over a Bo Diddley beat, Richard Thompson longs for a cleansing apocalypse, and summons it with a wailing, clawing guitar solo.
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He wants it, he dreams of it, he longs for it, and he suffers to know that he's the last speaker.
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Sir Lionel Frost (voiced by Hugh Jackman) is a quixotic adventurer who longs for acceptance from a stuffy British geographical society.
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He spends a lot of time alone, though he longs for a meaningful romantic relationship, something he has never experienced sober.
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We follow a young Malala who longs for a magic pencil like the one she sees on her favorite TV show.
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Mr. Isengart longs for a time when domesticity, or "dough-mysticity," as Mr. Noterdaeme puts it, was valued, if not essential.
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Ed Sheeran joined her to add his rap on "Endgame," a song that longs for lasting romance after high-profile flings.
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Manchin still relishes his time as his state's chief executive (2005-2010) and almost achingly longs for that kind of role again.
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He longs for someone to break out and "say something," the something that would stop the vampiric life-lie in its tracks.
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Beauty shines through a fog of sadness: Although the unofficial postman loves his job, he longs for a letter of his own.
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Politicians who set themselves up as artists of reality, however, who demand the total appreciation an artist longs for, are extremely dangerous.
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There's a dark sliver in a former smoker's mind that half-longs for dire events, so as to justify lighting up again.
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He admits (often through tears, after he has been drinking) that he is very lonely and longs for a relationship and marriage.
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Mary Bee Cuddy, played by Hilary Swank, lives alone in Nebraska and longs for a piano to fill in the empty spaces.
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A 30 something single woman in the city, who longs for the simple things in life: connection, the spirit of community of family.
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If you're a PC fan who longs for the smart design flourishes found in Macs, then shift your focus to the Razer Blade.
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Mr. Trelinski is clearly moved by a theme that other directors gloss over: Tristan was an orphan and still longs for his parents.
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Ms. Renée, lovely of face and voice, does not seem like the sort of woman who longs for the woods of New England.
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Hillary Clinton longs for the days when Americans knew how to execute a covert action abroad and not spill the details to reporters.
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It's a book about a poet—not a great poet, but a poor person who longs to be an artist, longs for beauty.
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Eighteen years later, her eldest daughter, Deya Ra'ad, longs for college but reluctantly considers potential husbands at the urging of her grandmother Fareeda.
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He turns away, as if finally realising that the faceless, flickering icons on his computer screen will not give him what he longs for.
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Several of Marvel's movies reveal this emotional thread as Stark seeks approval and longs for the relationship that he never had with his father.
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Laing openly longs for the order and sterility of the high-rise: it gives him the sense of control and belonging that he craves.
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This is a story that longs for an imagined past but understands it's not a place anyone can live for any length of time.
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Douthat longs for "the old establishment's more pious and aristocratic spirit," which is an idea that's naive at best and blatantly racist at worst.
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This jurisprudence appeals to many people in a populist era that distrusts experts, chafes at bureaucracy, fears change and longs for a simpler past.
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In contrast, Mr. Kühnert's generation longs for a cause, a task bigger than, say, tweaking how much employers must contribute to their employees' insurance.
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He doesn't want wealth or power as much as he longs for proximity to them, for entree into a world where important things happen.
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And though Bennet, again not unlike Biden, longs for days past, he has been sharply skeptical of Biden's pitch to turn back the clock.
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The Sixers, despite a habitually injured star in Joel Embiid and a fan base that longs for winning, are forever looking to the future.
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The plot is centered on how Smithers longs for the love of Mr. Burns, even though Mr. Burns remains oblivious to what Smithers truly wants.
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Raghad lives a comfortable life in Jordan, spending a lot of time with her children and her friends, but said she longs for her home.
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In these twinned plays, both seen at the Edinburgh Fringe, a girl longs for a family and a boy hungers for his own television show.
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Yoke moves at different speeds throughout the landscape, encountering different forces and obstacles on his way to discovering the clarity and peace he longs for.
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Norm longs for the days when a comedian could go way over the line, rein himself back to the line ... but not go over it.
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Bowie, for me, belongs to the best of a utopian aesthetic tradition that longs for a "yes" within the cramped, petty relentless "no" of Englishness.
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While he longs for some medical breakthrough that will provide a cure, there's little hope for that and for whatever reason, God hasn't healed him.
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Risher longs for the days when she used to lie in her mother's king-sized bed and they talked until one of them fell asleep.
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British herself, she longs for her mother, far from Indiana, and notes with painful precision the pitfalls of modern mothering: isolation and lack of support.
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Tom Hanson, 70, who has lived in the home next to the Longs for decades, called 911 about a year ago, concerned about the yelling.
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Jha longs for her old friends and her old way of life, still using a bucket of water to bathe and wearing non-designer saris.
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The war on Aleppo has been a showcase for boundless human suffering and Western impotence for so long one almost longs for it to end.
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Hammy's wife, Sinead (Clare O'Malley), longs for romance, the kind her husband, who arrives in bed smelling of "after-shave and diesel," no longer provides.
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Yet, my heart still longs for what it can't have, and in this case, it's some good old-fashioned Velcro straps (blue flames don't hurt, either).
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The film follows Maya, played by Lopez, a gritty girl from Queens who works a dead end retail job, but longs for a better, bigger life.
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But what he longs for is companionship, a desire that is temporarily satisfied when he hires a day laborer, Ernesto (Alejandro Patiño), to paint his deck.
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Mary Tyrone longs for a real home, and the wasteland conjured by Mr. Breth and her set designer, Martin Zehetgruber, makes that sense of dislocation palpable.
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She longs for her home in rural Jutland, a rustic landscape of sold-off farms, aggressive drivers, rye fields and what's left of Denmark's natural sublime.
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In "The Storm Won't Come" he longs for a cleansing apocalypse over a Bo Diddley beat, and his two-minute lead-guitar finale summons elemental forces.
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She longs for an anchor within the changing tides of first loves and second guesses: Ramona has come out as one of two lesbians in Eulogy.
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Sister Johanna's passivity — both forced and otherwise — can be frustrating, particularly in moments of crisis, when one longs for her simply to act, ignoring the consequences.
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Craig T. Nelson lends his voice to Bob Parr, a crime fighter turned insurance-claims adjuster who longs for the days when he was Mr. Incredible.
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Yusuke Momochi is a dedicated student of the game, meticulously crating his form and strategy, but he longs for Daigo's flair almost as much as his success.
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One longs for the days when games like GoldenEye 007 could make great hay with knock-off guns (like the infamous Klobb, named for producer Ken Lobb).
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She croons, she swoons— it's an anthem that mourns a love that has soured and longs for the times of the past that may have been forgotten.
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The other is the language of my youth, and its hallmark is a sincere, aching tone that longs for salvation and worries everything is about to crumble.
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As most of the country longs for sunshine, parts of the world are already dancing in the fresh air—especially in Miami, at the Ultra Music Festival.
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But there will always be a part of me that longs for the simple days of Picard and Data, of Sisko and Garrick, of Kirk and Spock.
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She still longs for Ali, a strapping, handsome contrast to her kind but ineffectual husband, while the oblivious Hassan tries to arrange a marriage for his cousin.
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Dani finds the new family she longs for in the woods, but it's a family she can only truly join by ordering the murder of her boyfriend.
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Trump's intensely private nature, saying she "hates" her lifestyle at the White House and longs for the simplicity and relative anonymity of her past life in New York.
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A source close to the first lady, 48, told PEOPLE in March that she "hates" her current situation and often longs for her simpler, pre-White House life.
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As a Syrian who longs for justice and who believes most on the left are committed to worthwhile causes, I don't think that this selective solidarity is malicious.
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She is also a child of immigrants: Her parents are Cuban-American and overprotective, and she longs for independence, even more difficult to attain as an only child.
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Kimara is black, unhappily single, a debt-ridden do-gooder who longs for a child; Clair is white, miserably married, a late-in-life mom who opted out.
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That apartment in Bed-Stuy is the home Rodriguez told me she longs for every morning just after she wakes up and realizes she's locked up in Rosie.
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A young actor longs for a breakout role — that perfect piece of material that she can do better than anyone, that shows off what she's capable of achieving.
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There is a word, beloved by the Kremlin and all its representatives, that has yet to cross into an American lexicon that longs for such Russian transplants: provokatsiya.
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At the same time, another contingent longs for sportsmanship in fighters, an ability to treat MMA as a profession, to shake hands and say "nice job" before and after.
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Displaced as a refugee for four years, Aliye still longs for the life she had in the city of Raqqa before the war — the stability, the familiarity, the community.
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Just as the courtiers of Louis IV hungered for some nod from their king, so the White House press corps longs for the president to give them exclusive interviews.
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But as with Christine itself, Hall doesn't arrive at a single reason for Chubbuck's suicide—she seems so stubbornly alive that it's hard to imagine she longs for death.
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Tom tells me that after reading a post on Slashdot about how millions of bots are spreading climate denial, he longs for a service where all posts are verified.
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The places that Antoinette, Rhys' doomed narrator in "Wide Sargasso Sea," longs for have flaming sunsets and rivers so clear that you can see the pebbles at the bottom.
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As long as the human spirit longs for freedom — or strives to survive with some semblance of dignity — dictators are always skating on thin ice, and they know it.
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BoJack longs for a life as simple as the one in his former hit sitcom Horsin' Around, where every conflict was resolved in one episode, so everything could reset again.
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Sure, he's an incarcerated badass who knows a lot about raising the dead, but he's also a young (for a warlock), pansexual dude who longs for freedom over everything else.
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The human race is exhausting itself with noise and longs for its opposite—whether in the wilds, on the wide ocean or in some retreat dedicated to stillness and concentration.
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As a young girl left to serve as a servant by orders of her evil stepmothers and stepsisters, Cinderella longs for a life outside the small quarters of her bedroom.
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While the fan in the red T-shirt at Baltusrol longs for what would be a near-miraculous Tiger resurrection, the rest of golf continues to await Woods's successor(s).
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One longs for a modern equivalent—a data-driven version of Fra Angelico's "Last Judgment" or Hieronymus Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" equal to the contradictions of the human situation.
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"He is the exemplar of the kind of compromising and deal-making politician that all of a sudden everybody longs for," said Richard L. Brodsky, a former assemblyman from Westchester.
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In an interview with Today that aired Wednesday, the 51-year-old singer revealed that she's still single but longs for the things that come with being in a relationship.
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Cora loves science for its own sake — most of Perry's characters are inveterate knowledge seekers, which is what makes them so compelling — but she also longs for fame and recognition.
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She wrote her first novel, "Gourmet Rhapsody," about a dying food critic who longs for an indescribable flavor from his childhood, when she was supposed to be writing her philosophy thesis.
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" In other words, O'Reilly knows the rules because he was a child once, and he longs for the old America but doesn't define what that entails other than kids saying, "Please.
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That is why the protagonist of Erica Jong's novel "Fear of Flying", published in 1973, calls the no-power-games, consummately easy, consummately pure sex she longs for "the zipless fuck".
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An idealistic father, Raj Kohli longs for his son Jai to take up the mantle left by Pio Gama Pinto, a politician who was assassinated just over a year after independence.
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The creature was an absolute unit — with its furry body, bright red eyes, and hairy legs grasping out toward the camera, the moth longs for the light inside the OP's home.
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"New Gods" longs for deities who might offer salvation from catastrophe — "I pray but the world burns," Grimes sings — but new, dark spaces keep opening outward under its hesitantly stately chords.
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This film is a story told by someone who feels time slipping through his fingers but also someone who understands all of the contradictions inherent in the past he longs for.
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Much is made of the house's poor, cramped furnishings and its shabby location by Mary Tyrone (Jessica Lange), who longs for a real home, if only she knew what that was.
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" Richard L. Brodsky, a former Democratic assemblyman from Westchester, called Mr. Farrell "the exemplar of the kind of compromising and deal-making politician that all of a sudden everybody longs for.
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British retailer John Lewis has become known for its yearly Christmas ads, and this tear-jerker starring a penguin called Monty who longs for love is one of its biggest hits.
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I wonder if, like me, they still listen to the music because no one longs for emo culture like the kids of color who didn't get the chance to experience it fully.
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It's easy to miss and one of the rare moments in the film where you see an earnest smile from McBride, revealing that he lives for danger and longs for an escape.
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Although she remains far away, in a city where she is far more likely to bump into a Tamil Hindu than a Mennonite, Toews still longs for acceptance in her childhood fold.
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Ms. Ireland, on the other hand, never seems detached from her fraught character, which is all the more impressive since some sort of consoling, intelligent detachment is what the Woman longs for.
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In "Flood," she longs for a new start without an ex-partner, lamenting, "Even if I run from it, I'm still in it" in a march with reluctance built into its beat.
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In "Flood," she longs for a new start without an ex-partner, lamenting, "Even if I run from it, I'm still in it" in a march with reluctance built into its beat.
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Sony even kept the XZ2's dedicated two-step shutter button, which remains an absolute joy to use for anyone like me who often longs for the tactile controls found on real cameras.
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Im Hueng-soon's deeply elegiac video, "Bukhansan/Bukhangang" (2015–16), of a North Korean singer who escapes to the South and longs for reunification with her northern homeland, is a case in point.
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" Closing the album on an aptly mystical note is the country singer Jamey Johnson's ghostly arrangement of "Spirit Rider," a poem that evokes just the sort of immortality Cash longs for in "Forever.
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It's clear that Fujifilm is targeting a very specific kind of photographer with this camera, one that remembers what it was like to shoot with a film camera and longs for that experience.
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She longs for her red hair to turn a different colour, but she soon puts paid to that notion when she inadvertently dyes her hair green and has to chop it all off.
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By the end of "Hag-Seed," it's begun to dawn on Felix that if Ariel longs to be released to the elements, perhaps the lost girl in his cottage longs for the same.
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She is a talbukja — a defector to South Korea from the North — and what she longs for is to see her hometown again and to be able to occasionally cross the Demilitarized Zone.
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"As the American, wandering a foreign land, longs for ham and eggs country style, so does the Russian exile want borsch, the national Russian soup with his meal," The Times wrote in 1935.
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The Classical Theater of Harlem's pop, jazz and gospel Christmas musical by Lelund Durond Thompson and Jason Michael Webb is the story of a young girl who longs for comfort, joy and Santa.
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"It's one thing to decide to be isolated," said the artist Liza Lou, who in the best of times longs for uninterrupted solitude in her Los Angeles studio, as so many artists do.
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"It's one thing to decide to be isolated," said the artist Liza Lou, who in the best of times longs for uninterrupted solitude in her Los Angeles studio, as so many artists do.
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Mr Xi, whose father was a fellow revolutionary with Mao Zedong, longs for a party driven by purity and zeal, as it supposedly was in the 1950s (along with a bent for bloody purges).
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Trump probably longs for the good old days, when he could -- and would -- say just about anything in a room to test a real estate deal, especially since his company was not publicly held.
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Chebutykin (Ray Anthony Thomas), the old doctor who loved the sisters' mother, dotes on Irina; the insecure Baron Tuzenbach (Steven Boyer) longs for her, as does the odd, sadistic Army captain, Solyony (Matthew Jeffers).
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It's an area with the creativity and agency Mr. Koh longs for: Music venues fill up for up-and-coming and international acts; young creatives and bohemian veterans fill the bookstores, dives and restaurants.
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Sebastian (Ryan Gosling), a diehard nostalgist who longs for the purity of early jazz, is having second thoughts about joining The Messengers, a band headed up by his old friend and rival Keith (John Legend).
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Suvari, 37, will play Kathleen, one of Bonnie's closest friends, who longs for love and marriage but continuously finds herself choosing "boy toys" that exploit her for both her looks and pocketbook, Variety first reported.
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Anna, meanwhile, longs for social progress, for it to be possible for her to dive without censure, or to live alone if she chooses to — but she finds any change to her personal life appalling.
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Christina longs for more: not just an education but the love of a summer swell whose life in Boston might as well take place on the moon, so foreign is it to her country ways.
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The first flash-forward could be a relatively straightforward hint at what's to come years down the line, when Rick has achieved the lasting peace he longs for, and his loved ones have miraculously been spared.
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Technology's constant "newness" is awesome, but the never-ending churn of annual improvements means that a year or two after you buy something (if that), it's "old" or "outdated" and everybody longs for the newest model.
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The story is centered on a young black girl named Pecola Breedlove, who is bullied for her appearance and longs for blond hair and blue eyes to fit in with the white children who torment her.
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The Lost City of Z follows a hero who feels earthbound by his ancestors but longs for something greater, some experience that defies definition, to discover something beyond what his own civilization has managed to produce.
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If the president longs for a friendly face after all of this, he's in luck: Former White House communications director Hope Hicks, a longtime Trump loyalist, is expected to return to the White House soon. 2.
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As the fraught, obsessive-compulsive Tess, who longs for control over a life that insists on being messy, Ms. Emery provides the uncanny (and uncompromising) emotional exactness we have come to expect from this first-class actress.
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The KeyOne is a phone for a very specific person, one that longs for the days when the BlackBerry Bold was the most important device in the office and the majority of business communications happened over email.
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Harry longs for the authority that comes with order—established order—while Mooney (the very attractive Johnny Flynn), a newcomer to the pub, represents something like disorder, an alluring controlled chaos, the cool turbulence of the dandy.
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Charley reclaims her sense of self as she takes on the Landrys and the Boudreauxs, and she continues to transform as she navigates the tension of her life with Davis and what she longs for with Remy.
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A female android looking at its hands in puzzlement is projected against a starry sky when Joana feels most detached, while a ghostly apparition (Lisa Giobbi) sleepwalks in the background when Joana longs for her dead mother.
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He is one of the greatest quarterbacks of his generation, but the clock is ticking on his career and he longs for multiple championships, like those won by the 41-year-old Brady, his infrequent on-field rival.
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Mr Johnson, who wrote a biography of Winston Churchill and longs for others to see him in that mould, resembles his hero in the sense that he has inherited Britain's worst crisis since the second world war (see article).
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The right entrance brings you to The Airport, a triptych video installation that deals with feelings of longing and nostalgia within a Grecian landscape, perhaps the epitome of a country that longs for its better days in the past.
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Over three days of speaking with people at the DNC, I heard a lot of talk about how the Democratic leadership truly longs for freedom from their corporate donors and plans to overturn Citizens United at the first opportunity.
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The menu cover had a picture of Warren Beatty – who held court as a young bachelor in the hotel's bungalows and shot part of his forthcoming Howard Hughes movie there, and who longs for the boycott to be over.
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Ms. Johanson, a mischievous presence, has another role, too, as Cynthia, a reluctant country wife who longs for her former career in adult entertainment — which she displays at a local club in the musical's most tasteless and misogynist scene.
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But something inside of me (and I imagine others) longs for the tension of a stealth maneuver, the thrill of the open road, and the excitement of that final stand-off where you just don't know who will win.
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"The only honest answer is that the election has made it difficult in the committees," said Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee, who longs for bipartisan solutions to at least some of the flaws in the health care law.
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So even though my parents never wanted me to have or own a gun, there's a part of me that's afraid, that sees myself in the deaths of Trayvon Martin or Eric Garner, and longs for some kind of protection.
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The most coveted ice cream flavor here is known, unofficially, as gol o bolbol — the shop's original name and a trope of Persian poetry, juxtaposing the rose (gol) with its thorns and the nightingale (bolbol) who longs for it anyway.
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It's also true that he never developed a truly reliable post-up repertoire, which did not endear him to the crustwads populating studio halftime shows or the segment of fans that longs for a return to 22s-style grind-it-out basketball.
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In seeing his art individuals in the international community may very well be awakened to the realities of the genocide that await behind the numbers, and to a community that longs for peace and their own voice after years of marginalization and persecution.
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Hiatt longs for the halcyon days of 2012–2013, when House Speaker John Boehner and President Barack Obama came together in a bid to slash Social Security and other domestic spending, nearly destroying the country's full faith and credit in the process.
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A morphine-addicted Russian doctor (Jon Hamm) accompanied by his younger self (Daniel Radcliffe) relives stories of being dispatched in 1916 to a country hospital where he performs surgeries in primitive conditions, longs for Moscow and lives in fear of killing his patients.
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There's something approachably sad about this whole sequence, about Arnold trying to be best pals with someone who's still so much more famous with him, about how he forgets his core mission in that moment, perhaps because he still longs for fame.
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Franz Grillparzer made her into a frail and feminine character who longs for affection, Pier Paolo Pasolini used opera diva Maria Callas to create a high priestess-type of figure who lived in a land reminiscent of what Stravinsky evokes in his Rite of Spring.
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For a lot of people, it happens when you're a teenager, when your brain is wide open to new possibilities, and a strange yearning in your chest that you can't name until years later longs for something more than the ordinariness of your life.
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Reading the memoir, one gets the impression that its author longs for the heyday of Obama's early presidency, when more Democratic politicians tiptoed around Wall Street investors, when Joel Klein ran New York City's education department, when Waiting for Superman was making a splash.
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When the series begins, Serena Joy, who longs for Offred to bear her husband's child so that she can raise it as her own, is one of two examples of toxic white feminism in Gilead, that of the wealthy priggish prude who promotes Victorian mores.
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Mr. Nikitin, who stepped into the role of the Dutchman after Bryn Terfel injured his ankle in late January, deserves credit for managing to turn in a solid, if inconsistent, performance as he consistently conveyed the burdened despair of someone who longs for death.
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Hoffman projects as the steady questioner, unmoving as Phoenix's character has a near breakdown trying not to blink, confessing to incest and murder, all in the name of trying to get the approval of someone he thinks may be the father figure he longs for.
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Blanca's "children" include Damon, a dancer who's kicked out of his parent's house brutally after coming out as gay, and Angel, a sex worker who leaves Electra's House to follow Blanca and who longs for the kind of romance the world seems to reserve for cis women.
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We never quite know the identity of either the sufferer, who longs for the release of death, or of his loyal wife, though we infer them to be the central couple (married to absent people, not each other, when the central action of the book takes place).
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She longs for the days when anyone could experience themselves as an unstable, subjective creature who has created a lot of very nice fictions about a fundamentally unknowable world in order to cope with it, and who may very well change those fictions at any given moment.
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Looking like a stunned, pasty Eminem in track suit and closely cropped peroxide-blond hair, Mr. Otterburn's Eddy longs for a life fancier than that of his pub-going parents (Susan Bullock and Andrew Shore, who, with Allison Cook, also double and triple in piquant minor roles).
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Sporting a white T-shirt and lavender nails, Ms. Brunstetter lives in Los Angeles but still longs for the South; at one point, she talked wistfully of sitting on her parents' deck on quiet evenings and looking out at the trees, as big rigs racing along Hyperion Ave.
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The film follows Fawcett's travels in South America over his lifetime as he hunts for a rumored city, painting him as a hero who feels earthbound by his ancestors and longs for something greater, some experience that defies definition, to discover something beyond what his own civilization has managed to produce.
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A right-wing populist who has been compared to Donald Trump, Bolsonaro not only longs for the days of the military junta, he openly favors further exploitation of the Amazon—a rainforest which, if reduced by even another fifth, could wind up releasing some 150 years' worth of carbon into the atmosphere.
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Deirdre, a Princeton grad who we learn in this episode once worked for the State Department and may have faked Sadam Hussein's death, now longs for a way to use her intelligence for things besides taking care of her child, putting on her husband's "fun cufflinks," and ordering stationery for their dog.
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In In the Woods, Rob and his partner Cassie have the kind of easy intimacy that Secret Place's Stephen longs for "like his dream girl" — their colleagues draw cartoons of them as Mulder and Scully and whisper rumors that they must have grown up together — but after they sleep together, everything shatters.
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Far from your average vampire movie — but not that far — Girl Walks is a gorgeously filmed, emotionally resonant story of life in a dying town ravaged by the oil economy, a boy who longs for something better, and a girl who probably didn't fit in even before she became a creature of the night.
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Clearly she's begun speaking openly with the dead designer and deliberately following his orders, but that part of her "brain" does seem to be different from the "conscious" part — the version of Dolores who longs for answers, who believes there's more to the world, and who kisses William like her life depends on it.
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And some of them stay there, deliberately exposed and vulnerable, like "Selah," which longs for a spiritual rebirth above the harmonies of a distant, wordless choir, or "Right Now," which sets her voice trembling above a lone electric guitar as she makes a simple, increasingly anxious plea: "Don't you dare say tomorrow," she sings.
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In Showtime's new crime drama "City on a Hill," Jackie Rohr is a cocaine-snorting, corrupt and racist F.B.I. veteran who longs for the days when the "bad men" were in power, and Decourcy Ward is a principled new assistant district attorney from Brooklyn, determined to "rip out the [expletive] up machinery" in 1990s Boston.
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From so vital a perspective, one longs for at least a snapshot of national scale — the West pocked with frackpads, the almost daily earthquakes in Oklahoma from waste injection, the tens of thousands of people who've had no say in drilling near their homes, the workers risking damage, the question everywhere: Who will defend the water?
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Truth be told, the two are perhaps a little too perfect — one longs for Pete to fall in alongside some adults as rough-and-tumble as he and his new young friend Natalie (Oona Laurence) are — but Pete's Dragon is at its best when it seems as if Lowery is reminding us why people started forming families and communities in the first place.
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As such, there's something deeply nostalgic about Now and Again; Michael's life is far from perfect at the start of the series (he has weight issues, a family that mostly takes him for granted, and gets passed over for promotion), but after he suddenly "dies" and comes back to life, all he longs for is to go back to the way things were.
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Majority House Leader Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), not fully sated by his conservative legerdemain, now openly longs for so-called "entitlement reform," a euphemistic phrase for cutting the Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security systems that ordinary citizens rely upon.
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It sends Hakeem, who longs for family stability (even though he's got a little family cooking in Anika), right into the arms of Laura (Jamila Velazquez) with a fat rock and a marriage proposal, with an envious Tiana (Serayah) looking on, and Rhonda reaching for solace with Anika's (Grace Gealey) kooky ass, who invites Rhonda to stay at her home.
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He's still never been in the kind of magical "Notebook" love he longs for, he said, but about a year ago, he had a five-month relationship that took three breakups before the breakup took and which is the subject of "Too Good at Goodbyes," the first single off the new album, which is in the Billboard Top 10 as of this writing.
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We're on our way thanks to a more diverse group of new heroes such as Alloy from Horizon Zero Dawn, but also in how we've reimagined old ones like B.J. It's easy to dismiss him as just another white male action hero, but luckily that's not done before understanding that underneath his gruff exterior, he longs for something relatable and small.
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Perhaps "Unconditional Love," which voices dissatisfaction with love as ritual and longs for some transformational magic to make it exciting again, or "Ebony and Ivy," which applies a bunch of mixed nature metaphors to a reflection on class, education, and liberation, or "Funk the Fear," which urges you to break down barriers and live a more fulfilled life, all reach too far too self-consciously.
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Within our own NATO alliance, Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reportedly longs for the days of the Ottoman Empire — a caliphate declared in 1880 by the then-sultan, only to be abolished in 1924 in the aftermath of Turkey joining the wrong side in World War I. Thus, Islam's history teaches us that Baghdadi's 2014 self-declared caliphate is nothing new; such self-declarations historically have come and gone.
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But it was a secret that needed to be shared, considering that I have written a book built around that experience: My fictionalized account of that era is centered on a young woman who is rebelling against a suffocating social circle, craving a more authentic life, when she is suddenly faced with an event so shocking that she longs for the time when feeling out of place was her biggest concern.
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Stallone, good as he is here, can't help but be a bit of a distraction: He's more of a symbol than a character, and while the show goes to great pains to normalize his presence, there are those random, sprinkled-in Sly details — Sylvester Stallone likes frittatas, we learn; Sylvester Stallone hates fruit in water and longs for the days when "water was just water" — that remind you he's a capital-G Guest Star.
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" In the 1967 novel "One Very Hot Day," by the New York Times reporter David Halberstam, his protagonist, Captain Beaupre, longs for the simplicity of World War II, because in Vietnam "you walk in a goddamn circle, and then you go home and then you go out the next day and wade through a circle, and then you go home and the next day you go out and you reverse the circle you did the day before, erasing it.
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Yet he gives each of them a distinct character; under Mr. Nézet-Séguin (and the revival stage director, David Kneuss), these impressive singers found their individual dramatic voices, especially the beguiling, pure-toned soprano Erin Morley as the chatterbox Constance; the mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill as the benevolent Mother Marie, who longs for martyrdom with her "daughters" but is denied it; and the soprano Adrianne Pieczonka as Madame Lidoine, the new prioress, who arrives with a slightly sanctimonious air, only to find inner strength and heroism.
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Bella Cankurtaran from Wilmington, N.C., closely read the image as inspiration for a poem: Spinning through the black abyss Bursts of light dot the universe outside my window My heart longs for your light I steer ahead into the route of the unknown The thoughts of you cloud my head Like the clouds I see below me My heart wants to be home A web of dread tangles my thoughts Wraps up my happiness Consumes it in one bite My heart wants to be free I am left with my own bitter sorrow For someone planets away For someone all alone My heart wants to be with you After reading the article, I found that Jakub, the astronaut, was having marriage issues with his wife, Lenka, down on Earth.
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