It begins with a short, tentative introduction of Bohemian wistfulness before launching on a vigorous sonata-form Allegro con brio. |
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And while he tried to stage a graceful exit from the presidential race, there remained an abiding sense of wistfulness. |
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Suddenly the coyness was gone from her voice, replaced by genuine wistfulness. |
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A seasonal wistfulness follows as I remember the faces and places of the Christmases of the past. |
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My flirting with him represents some wistfulness, nostalgia and regret of those years past. |
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In contrast to the wistfulness associated with nostalgia, however, the feeling here was one of nervousness, and even desperation. |
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And now here is a book which is mostly poetry, or at least a kind of elegiac wistfulness. |
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But he took his hand away, and she thought she saw his eyes shadow a bit with a hint of wistfulness. |
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Scientists used to be highly regarded in such surveys, he says with some wistfulness. |
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The youngster would be forgiven a touch of wistfulness as he observed his near-contemporaries in action. |
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A delicate wing, gauzy and transparent, spread in her hands, spanning her fingers, its lacy intricacy provoking a thoughtful quietness, a sad wistfulness. |
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That gave last night's dinner with Ahmadinejad an air of wistfulness tinged with growing fear. |
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When she mentions that she will head back to St Petersburg in August, it is not without wistfulness. |
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I will not conceal the fact that I am also overcome by a certain wistfulness. |
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A captivatingly beautiful young Polish voice, accompanied by a seasoned pianist, conductor, and teacher. An hour of escape exuding a gentle melancholy wistfulness. |
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So, with 50 weeks of the year still to go, perhaps the Brighton ensemble's blend of wistfulness, poise, and radiant beauty could still be nominated as a sound that will enrapture audiences in the coming months. |
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In sum, Long Way Gone is an oddly anodyne account of horrific events, except for the wistfulness and regret at the loss of Beah's happy boyhood in Mogbwemo. |
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Each person having read those lines has to know that only his spiritual guide, under the form of an inner voice or wistfulness, can take him to that one who can help him. |
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The landscape's serene calm returns, mixed with wistfulness. |
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But manned space flight in America is now in mothballs, and in these dispirited times even the pride visitors take in the dam is mingled with wistfulness. |
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