A deep yearning for something.
Despite her entourage, she is alone in her celebrity bubble; not even the stuffed dog and little gnome statue planted next to her flimsy yellow throne are moved by her calls (by turns deeply yearning and mordantly humorous) for connection.
But that overlooks an ingredient in the national motivation that may not spring as much from boot-camp parenting as it does from a pervasive, deeply felt yearning for knowledge.
Wagenheim stated, "He appealed to a deeply rooted American yearning for the definitive climax: clean, quick, unarguable".
And the death in a Thai prison of "Uncle SMS," as reported by Thomas Fuller, my colleague in Bangkok, was deeply saddening for many Thais yearning for a fully oxygenated democracy.
Before you know it, you are yearning for intimacy deeply.
We're stuck yearning for it -- and deeply captivated by desire -- like a lover we can't have.
But his dad understood he was yearning for his girl and struggling deeply.
It delivered peace and order and prosperity, but it attenuated pre-liberal forces – tribal, familial, religious — that speak more deeply than consumer capitalism to basic human needs: the craving for honor, the yearning for community, the desire for metaphysical hope.
He has a real yearning for changing the situation on the Korean peninsula, which he feels very deeply about".
"We deeply believe that the shackles of violence and incarceration absolutely cannot stop people's heartfelt freedom or the yearning for democracy and justice," it said.
