Sentence examples for Who yearning from inspiring English sources

One of the most cheerfully disreputable movie musicals ever made, Stanley Donen's "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" is the story of seven mountain men -- the eldest played by the preposterously manly Howard Keel in a buckskin jacket -- who, yearning for the company of womenfolk, kidnap some flouncy fillies from a nearby town.

With his hauntingly ethereal tenor voice, Pears portrayed the fisherman as an alienated dreamer, a misfit in an uncomprehending town, who, yearning to be accepted, takes out his thwarted anger on the homeless boys who are drafted into work as his apprentices.

He is talking to those who yearn to be converted.

Triggs' passionate memoir is an irresistible call to everyone who yearns for a fairer world.

Studying clowning involves finding and encouraging the character within you who yearns to do stupid things.

Islam, like Christianity, offers rigidity for those who yearn for it.

This dispirits those Democrats who yearned, after eight years of George Bush, for audacious change.

Or the blogger who yearns to beat her with a shoe.

Mr. Wang is sympathetic to poor farmers who yearn for cities with air-conditioning and supermarkets.

On Easter Sunday those who yearn for a biblical film are spoiled for choice.

Q. Odysseus is a figure who yearns for home and is buffeted by many forces.