unrequited

Her latest is a dizzyingly fascinating story of a family-owned dance studio and the weight of unrequited ambition.

When this album came out, my experience with love was relegated to unrequited crushes.

Adele’s “Someone Like You” is a breakup salve, a song about unrequited love and a critically acclaimed chart topper.

At best, countries have implemented unrequited quarantine exemptions.

The convent, obviously, but also the court—and even her unrequited longing for the elusive lady of her sonnets.

To see two girls kissing on screen, singing about unrequited love between two women?

Julius nurses an intense and ambiguously unrequited crush on Titus.

It was unrequited love … They dated for a while, but she was not for him.

“It was not just an obsession, a one-sided romance of unrequited love,” said Overland.

In some natures the giving even of unrequited love is beautifying to the character.

They lived (p. 349) on unrequited labor, and grew rich through the breeding of human flesh for the market.

That's only the newspaper correspondents, who ascribe every death of that sort to unrequited love!

She recounted in prayer all her long years of slavery, of suffering, of unrequited toil, and achings of the heart.

Hirschel, bearing in his heart his unrequited love, leaves his master and establishes a shop of his own.