Sentence examples for collective yearning from inspiring English sources

These classical compositions also tapped into a collective yearning for a fabled lost time.

Narrative art about the Holocaust runs the risk of indulging our collective yearning.

Disco may never overcome the collective yearning for the "classic" rock era it supposedly ruined.

Indeed, young people right across the globe will only become more united and engaged as our collective yearning for democracy, civil liberties and other universal values strengthens.

An exhibition of drawings made by primary school children from the area has been on show in Whitechapel, highlighting a collective yearning for a clean, safe neighbourhood.

But if the public's collective yearning for Jetsonian travel technology must remain unrequited this week, at least the speculators will have their curiosity satisfied.

What it lacks is national action, leadership and focus, someone or something that makes a tingle in the collective neurons, part yearning, part dread, a cause.

As a result, they hate him for bursting their collective bubble, and yearn for a fighter who pays appropriate fealty to the sport's sacred clichés to send him to the mat where he belongs.But the only way to root against Mr Mayweather in real time is to hold one's nose and pay to watch his bouts thus giving him the only thing he really wants.

And there are five tracks featuring soul-jazz collective Zbonics, including the yearning title track with its Headhunters-like keys textures.

Few were untouched by a yearning for the collective memory of the early centuries of Islam, alongside contemporary grievances about a humiliating loss of power at the hands of the west in recent years.

Somewhere in the party's collective soul, perhaps, is a yearning for the days when they could put their leader's face on an election poster, and accompany it with a winning pitch to voters: "What does the Conservative party offer a working class kid from Brixton?