Sentence examples for crave respite from inspiring English sources
They crave respite, peace and normal life.
Baghdad these days seems to crave a respite from dreary years of curfews, when locales shut down before nightfall and streets were deserted by dark.
Millions of people are tuning into the BBC's nature series Planet Earth II because they crave a respite from their concerns about the future of the planet, Sir David Attenborough has said.
If you crave a respite from post-election angst, you'd do well to escape into Otto Bell's stunning documentary "The Eagle Huntress," set in the wilds of Mongolia.
The heart craves a respite from the enshrouding gloom, and a small variation arrives, late on, in the shape of Robert Duvall, playing a tattered bit of human flotsam.
Hall shares his territory with Hawthorne and Frost, but he shares his moment with readers who crave a little respite, sometimes, from the ambience of Hall's New England woods.
Verheul et al [ 3] proposed three types of craving – reward craving, relief craving and obsessive craving.
With some 1,500 dead, most of them civilians, both countries' people crave and deserve some respite.
That day, as it happened, these lovely lyrics laws, elephants provoked thoughts of Trump and trophy hunters, and I realized more consciously that part of my excitement about the Cale shows had come from wanting joy, a respite, a sanctuary from life in 2017, as I had craved so often with the arts this year.
