Sentence examples for escape yearning from inspiring English sources

The slippery difference between a thriller and a non-thriller would hardly be worth groping for did not the thriller-writers themselves seem to be restive — chafing to escape, yearning for a less restrictive contract with the reader.

Do we as a state and a country still believe we are morally bound to accept those huddled masses escaping oppression yearning to breathe free?

Her two young daughters, Amity and Sorrow, are tied together at the wrist to keep Sorrow from escaping; she yearns to go back.

They are escaping it while yearning for it.

The yearning to escape started early.

In "Notes of a Native Son," published in 1955, Baldwin recalls his yearning for escape.

They don't provide me with the escape that I'm yearning for.

Or maybe to "Somewhere", Stephen Sondheim's song of yearning to escape in West Side Story.

The song clearly speaks of her yearning to escape and Brandon is profoundly affected.

However understandable the yearning to escape painful memories, The Times's policy is not to censor history, because it's history.

Or, smaller still, the just audible shake In a person's voice when a laugh Is yearning to escape.