Sentence examples for Profound yearning from inspiring English sources

But we know that in many places there is deep-seated discontent and a profound yearning for greater political participation.

"There's a lot of homesickness in Mexican music, a profound yearning because of the need to migrate, which is why I relate to it so much," Ronstadt said, sitting on her chintz sofa sipping tea, her drug of choice.

"There's a lot of homesickness in Mexican music, a profound yearning because of the need to migrate, which is why I relate to it so much," Ms. Ronstadt said, sitting on her chintz sofa sipping tea, her drug of choice.

It's the mainspring of German romanticism, this profound yearning, and somewhere within it is the purifying desire on which Hitler built his ultra-nationalistic cult, supported by many who should have known better, including the towering mind of the philosopher Martin Heidegger.

"There is a very clear, very profound, yearning on the part of our core supporters out there to stand for principle," said Representative Bob Barr, Republican of Georgia, who called for an impeachment inquiry last fall and who recently appeared at a town hall meeting on impeachment in his home district.

That pretzel is a tantalising mirage – it can be had from just one particular hot dog cart in Central Park, and when that cart cannot be found, the pretzel becomes only more delicious in its searcher's memory, encapsulating the profound yearning that sits at the novel's heart.

Mr Blair said the common thread running through all faiths was to "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" and continued: "(Faith) answers a profound spiritual yearning, something we feel and sense instinctively.

Nansen sensed at a profound level the "yearning after light and knowledge", and, almost uniquely, was able to marry that understanding to physical capability and snowcraft.

I understand the profound and emotional yearning to be close to a wild animal.

"It's a beautiful book but also touches on something absolutely basic and profound - the need and yearning a child feels for parenting".

And we are torn in opposite directions, so that a profound, stormy desire -- call it yearning -- is built up.