Sentence examples similar to Yearning for challenges from inspiring English sources
Although Mr. Sondheim never repeats himself, never fulfills easy expectations, he rarely fails to satisfy a growing audience's yearning for challenging musical theater.
Watching him in Melbourne yesterday, playing a painfully dead bat to those seeking enlightenment on the fate of Kevin Pietersen, it would be unsurprising if he yearned for the simple challenges of rural life.
It was great fun telling bad singers they suck, but there was something inside me that was beginning to yearn for something more challenging.
Still, with a self-declared mandate to provide a check on the president's power, Pelosi is helping to keep Democrats largely united while energizing liberals who have yearned for a leader to challenge Trump directly.
He still yearned for a sport that would challenge him, but when Enstone-Watts suggested Olsen take up cage fighting he was apprehensive.
DUBAI/BEIRUT, May 20 (Reuters) - President Hassan Rouhani pledged on Saturday to open Iran to the world and deliver freedoms its people have yearned for, throwing down a defiant challenge to his hardline opponents after securing a decisive re-election for a second term.
The change in government strategy came as Iranians demonstrated a new yearning for nationalism, challenging the self-proclaimed religious political system.
But that unforgettable moment came after a taut scene which may well, all these years on, have a huge influence on the way Olazabal tackles the challenge he has yearned for with a special force since being overlooked in favour of Montgomerie two years ago.
Frustrated by his job, which offered little challenge and even less control, he yearned for a more creative outlet.
Local government leaders yearn for the funding 'challenges' we face".
