Sentence examples for evident yearning from inspiring English sources

Emphases are different, but politicians seem agreed on the necessity of returning to some sort of status quo ante, with Labour's demand for more building expressing an evident yearning for 2007 and a tangle of cranes over Leeds or Manchester, and the Tories preferring 1980s revivalist talk of eliminating red tape and offering inducements to home ownership.

There's also an evident yearning for intimacy: along with porn and "obscene images," guards also confiscated massage oil and an artisanal (ARTISANAL) vibrator.

Yair, the instigator of the strange love affair, is a tortured man, blind to the evident, filled with yearning and angst, who makes room among his obsessions only for his work as a rare book dealer and for his wife and son -- and for a steady practice of adultery.

These days the spirit is most evident, of course, in our yearning to embrace the aspiring democrats across North Africa and the Middle East.

A yearning for plain speaking over soundbites is evident, as is a hunger for a full-throated alternative to the reinvigorated Tory government over austerity, social security and the wealth gap.

The second strongest emotion throughout was yearning, and depression was more evident than anger at every stage.

The yearning of youth for freedom and change is self-evident.

"It was so evident that they wanted to get through the screen: you could see them yearning for some kind of surround, and doing everything they could to just be there".

So deep is the rot that even some on the left are now yearning for a politics steeped in populism and wild emotion, as was evident last week when Russell Brand was feted by people who should know better for saying that he "ain't got no time for a bloody graph".

The link between Chekhov and Beckett has long been evident, particularly in a play in which the ever-elusive Moscow of the three Prozorov sisters' yearning functions as an equivalent Godot.

But if MacCarthy is right to say that his life is "self-evident, embedded in the art", then there was, as she also argues, something much more ambivalent than yearning in the feelings about women and sex that he guarded in the citadel of his soul.