Sentence examples for In the yearning from inspiring English sources
Bob and Betty, both wary about love (as expressed in the yearning "Love and the Weather"), fall for each other but start bickering right away.
The willful absence of all three elements makes for a hero who is not so much pure — in the yearning way of "The Basketball Diaries" — as weirdly bleached.
Steeped in the yearning melancholia that the Portuguese call "saudade," "Tabu" is also further evidence that the country is home to one of Europe's richest film cultures.
Germany's problems, he argued, stemmed from a belief in absolute answers and in the yearning for an all-powerful leader to put them into effect.
Rather than simple pastiche, the group immersed themselves in the romantic jarocho and infectious norteño, though unsurprisingly given their urban background, there is a leaning to crime-obsessed narcocorrido in the yearning "Cell Mates" and "My Brother the Gun".
But even in them, the yearning is to be enfleshed again.
Fox explores two conflicting human impulses: the desire to wall ourselves in, and the yearning to make contact with the world.
All the talk of lost privacy, the difficulty of living in the White House, the yearning for the normalcy of Hyde Park — we read it in "The Obamas" and have read it many times before — is understandable but also a little unseemly.
Embedded in a bookcase, in pride of place, is a Wurlitzer jukebox, accepting coins in exchange for the yearning voices of Ella Fitzgerald and James Brown.
The uniqueness of reportage lies in experience and the yearning to tell it to others.
