Sentence examples for Essential yearning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Knight believes that everything is working in favor of halting the caravansary of models, buyers and press who travel extensively each year: the cost, the pressure to reduce carbon footprints and fashion's essential yearning for change.

Over the years I had avoided what I call "the landscape solution" in Irish prose, whereby the writer puts the word "Atlantic" or "bog" into the story and some essential yearning in her character is fixed.

The lovely second-movement Adagio lacked an essential tenderness and yearning, and the Allegretto con variazioni seemed rather charmless, although Mr. Vonsattel contributed some sparkling, clear playing.

Her pursuit of love leads her to actions that are, by any journalistic standards, unprofessional; suffice it to say (no spoilers here) that the breach of ethics doesn't go unnoticed by her, yet it's as essential to her self-surprising yearning for love as it is to her artistic impulse as a writer.

These are essential to answer people's yearning for an alternate path to business as usual; 3.

Repulsed by media saturation and ceaseless commercialisation, he yearns for the authentic, the essential, the transcendent.

As a consequence, nothing in the universe may yearn for liberty without satisfying essential rules and needs that guarantee its existence.

As Steven Hayward of the American Enterprise Institute notes, there is no yearning for national self-sufficiency concerning other essential goods, such as food, automobiles, airplanes or medicines.

That essential freedom of the spirit is something that Henze's music yearns for and realises as completely as the work any other 20th or 21st century composer.

To get started, it is essential to understand that, above all else, we -- as Americans -- yearn to restore our belief that we can come together and get things done.

And the essential truth is that I stood solidly with Dr. King, particularly when he yearned for a day when people "will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character".