Sentence examples for crave independence from inspiring English sources

Tweens may crave independence, but Mom and Dad still have to shuttle them to the mall.

Children typically crave independence and are quick to protest and grab it when deprived.

It has a tradition of mutualism, and many Labour-voting public-sector workers crave independence from central targets.

Like stroppy, insecure teenagers, we crave independence, resent authority, and are scared to take responsibility for ourselves.

They have much to gain from a serious role in the national government, and their bargaining position is only strengthened by polls or votes showing that their constituents crave independence.

Millennial women crave independence.

At the point where he seems to be craving independence, Polunin may also be most in need of steady guidance.

Sometimes, when you are taking care of a former Marine who craves independence but has become dangerous behind the wheel, you have to arrange for the state to revoke his driver's license and he hates your guts.

By that time, I was a published poet, and I wanted to write about a woman who loved men but craved independence, a woman who was both a mind and a body, who didn't give up her goals for marriage and then bitterly resent her husband.

Despite having the world's third-largest proven oil reserves, Iran has failed to expand its aging refineries to accommodate the nation's rapidly expanding demand for gasoline, an appetite that has been whetted by low subsidized prices and a rapidly growing population of young adults who crave the independence that a motor vehicle provides.

They crave both independence and instruction, although they're not always forthcoming about voicing their need for the latter.