Adding extra fat in the form of oil (Roddy), butter (Gray and Rogers) both (López-Alt), or even Cook's Illustrated's double cream, "whose lipoproteins encourage the protein and fat molecules in the sauce to bond rather than separate", make life easier for the cook, because they help the sauce to emulsify, rather than split, as it yearns to do.
Ruminating about his failed affairs, he lives alone in Marseilles, comforted by a few ill-sorted friends, who are nastily stalked by a mobster baddie eager to locate Babette (and surprisingly ignorant when it comes to disk-copying)."Solea" reads as if it yearns to be a film.
Raonic, the world No9, sounds reflective as he yearns to fulfil a boyhood dream at Wimbledon.
Tora-san needs to belong as much as he yearns to escape, a paradox by no means limited to the Japanese archipelago.
But as much as he yearned to believe it, Brooke's subsequent experiences — spasms, pain, catheterizations, bouts of pneumonia, infected abscesses in his groin — have made him wary of platitudes.
It is why Pettitte, as much as he yearned to return, did not feel any additional urgency to rush back, even with an inconsistent rotation after the ace C. C. Sabathia.
It was a hell of a story and a wild collaboration, but it did not herald, as the documentarians yearn to believe, some new digital age of transparency.
As her husband, Mr. O'Hare goes for a deadpan affectlessness, even as we yearn to connect empathetically with his beleaguered Baker.
Just as Bob Kerrey yearned to be like his older brother growing up in Nebraska, he dreamed of emulating the heroism of his Uncle John in war.
Today, following in that tradition, men often equate technological fluency with manly vigor, even as they yearn to assert their authentic and natural virilitas.
At a minimum, it is an embarrassment and a distraction to an executive who has worked diligently to maintain a clean image even as he yearned to compete with the big Wall Street firms on their own turf.
