Sentence examples similar to a persistent yearning from inspiring English sources
Difficulty imagining a future without one's beloved could explain the sense of lost identity and hopelessness that characterizes complicated grief, while the relative ease of envisioning an impossible future with the deceased could be the cognitive foundation of persistent yearning.
She seeks to emphasize the centrality of blood in late medieval religious life and to identify within visions and devotional experiences the persistent yearning of believers to gain access to the wonderful, saving blood.
This condition describes chronic maladaptive grief responses, with a persistent sense of longing or yearning for the deceased being central to the diagnosis [ 6].
All but the youngest adults have been leaving the cities for suburbs and shires for decades, drawn by the better quality of life and, according to polls, a persistent desire to live in smaller, closer-knit communities.Mr Ward thinks it is precisely Britain's yearning for the countryside that holds its hinterlands back.
PGD is a syndrome that includes persistent, disruptive yearning, trouble accepting the death, detachment, excessive bitterness, difficulties to move on, and a sense that the loss has shattered one's view of self, life, and future, present to the point of impairment beyond 6 months post-loss [ 2– 4].
A persistent person, too.
Multitasking is a persistent myth.
And a persistent star-producer.
