Sentence examples for No yearning from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Mr. Kragh-Jacobsen feels no yearning for Hollywood.

But this year, both candidates concluded that voters have no yearning for campaigns founded in ideology and prefer mainstream messages.

The difficulty Mr Abe is having in persuading his countrymen to accept even these relatively small changes (see article) shows Japan has no yearning for belligerence.

There's no yearning, no mischief, no lust -- just an unctuous diligence; the only dramatic tension is whether Mr. Manilow will go flat before the next note.

But the illuminating part had to do with the way they stared at us from the stage: there was no affectation, no yearning gaze into the distance and no gimmicks.

If you were to use as a yardstick "The Millionaire Mind," a best-selling study of how the real rich live and think, there appears to be no yearning for life styles more piquant than the mundane ones people already lead.

The environment seemed so cheerless that perhaps even he no longer yearned to renew battle with his old rival, Long Run.

Twenty- and 30-somethings, myself included, no longer yearn to start families in suburbs designed around strip malls and unwalkable roads.

I no longer yearn for my life to be different or for my family to be anything other than what it is.

"Jesus help us" is no anemic yearning, no therapeutic incantation.

No longer a yearning torch song, "Losing My Mind" became an almost clinical study of a woman in the throes of depression and anxiety.