Sentence examples for * the yearnings from inspiring English sources

Eventually he will know three women who embody the yearnings that tug at him.

She didn't sell her integrity to the yearnings of the many.

They are burned in by emotion and fortified by strong yearnings, like the yearnings for admiration and righteousness.

Only continued economic liberalization and the yearnings of a growing middle class, he said, can bring about real change.

Gothic Revival came about from the yearnings of some scholars, artists and clergymen for the purity of pre-Renaissance days.

This proves impossible, as he becomes privy to the yearnings and dissatisfactions of all the play's characters, and finds himself falling for the gentle-spirited Bernard.

One can see in videos of her shows, which typically last 35 minutes and invoke Chinese fairy tales, the artistic yearnings of a woman -- yearnings that until then had a limited outlet.

Greeks and Aztecs expressed the same yearnings.

Justice!" to the noble yearnings of American children.

Mr. Timbadia took the youthful yearnings for revolution less seriously.

The realm of popular culture, meanwhile, provided a shifting register of the attendant yearnings and anxieties.