Sentence examples for be a yearning from inspiring English sources

There's a growing market for first novels, and there may be a yearning editor looking for you.

But the second thing to emerge from the precisely imprecise Saint Laurent show was that there will always be a yearning for French precision.

But there also seems to be a yearning for more naturalness to childbirth, that most natural of life's events, and a feeling by some women that the emotional support that they crave in pregnancy is somehow lacking.

Among some local residents, there seems to be a yearning for the "decisive battle" that Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee threatened when he spoke to troops in Jammu and Kashmir last month after the attack on soldiers' families.

Yet in recent interviews with Pennsylvania voters of both parties, there seems to be a yearning for an imagined past of common values — what Laura Nazmack, a special-education teacher and Dover native, called a time "when you used to know what was what".

An Indian series victory, therefore, might be a yearning too far: even a respectable draw would be an occasion for surprised celebration.

On its face the song is a yearning elegy for the innocence of childhood.

And yet there was a yearning for what the Americans had, the luxury of possibility.

Across the spectrum of the Italian spring/summer 2014 season is a yearning for modernity.

There's a yearning for pure places, like Camelot, Eden, and childhood is such a place.

If there's a yearning for jobs and money from big oil, it's well hidden.