Sentence examples for audience yearning from inspiring English sources
Although the production is laced with great gospel numbers, sung a cappella in lovely five-part harmony, most are severely truncated, leaving the audience yearning for more.
Here, against Clooney's Bingham, she wields her wits like knives, but there's such grace in the wielding, and she makes so free with her desires, that you can feel him — and the audience — yearning to know more.
Undoubtedly, there will be plenty of people in the audience yearning for recess when the poet takes the stage, but there will be just as many eager to learn.
Some don't take Obama's words seriously because he most notably delivered them before the 2012 presidential election to an audience yearning for just such a threat: those gathered for the annual convention of the intensely pro-Israel American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
So it's Gray for the mainstream, the mainstream for Gray, the greyness of the mainstream... if you really wanted critically to dump on a gravelly-voiced singer-songwriter, playing to an mildly affluent audience yearning for even milder consolations, you could stop right there.
Tilly Grimes's costume design could make every woman in the audience yearn for prewar fashion (the play is set in 1938) and a life that involves dressing up to go shopping as well as for theater and the symphony.
The way they strode self assuredly down the runway, while the band played behind a giant screen, it made the fashionistas in the audience yearn to possess just one pair of those patchwork woolen pants; or that loose orange sweater with the golden triangle; or even the black knit suit that looked so chic and probably felt so good!
Each summer a few films emerge as counterprogramming favorites, the antiblockbusters; last year two such titles were "Midnight in Paris" and "The Tree of Life," and the year before audiences yearning for something other than cartoons and superheroes looked to "The Kids Are All Right" and "Winter's Bone".
But sometimes audiences yearn for a decent groove, and after about an hour, his quick-change directives grew wearying.
Although arguably a slightly mannered film, this has something that audiences yearn for, whether at festivals or the multiplex: a really good story.
Two years is not enough time to make audiences yearn for more, not enough time to take this franchise to the next level.
