Sentence examples for a yearning in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Christopher insisted: "I see a yearning in the country for the vote to be correctly counted, and I think we're going down that path".

The aching aria that the Broadway veteran Emily Skinner delivers after her character learns unsavory truths about her boyfriend echoes a yearning in all the show's guests.

This is just not the party I came here to be part of .Mark Neumann is a window on the frustrations of young Republicans, and on a yearning in American politics that has recurred periodically down the years.

In that March defeat in Amsterdam, Donovan noticed a yearning in Beasley, a light that seemed to come on when his national team career appeared to be going forever dark.

There's a yearning in the air, but for what?

There is a yearning in the vocals reminiscent of Spiritualized.

It's a yearning embedded in the life-changing music of both John and Andy's childhoods.

At the opening of the slow first movement of Mahler's Ninth, halting motifs and hesitant riffs coalesce into a multitextured, gentle accompaniment for a yearning theme in the strings.

"Our data show that there still is a yearning - in an ocean of content - for trusted news across a range of subject areas, but newer brands like Yahoo and the Huffington Post are also proving they can fill that role alongside a raft of specialist providers, blogs, and social media too".

Maybe these are the differences to be expected between a president who spent his elementary-school years in a yearning middle power in the Pacific Indonesiaiand and a candidate who was raised in the glory days of industrial America, before the humbling of America's auto industry became a symbol of things to come.

(J. K. Rowling's recent exercise in pseudonymity suggests that this may be a common yearning in famous writers).