Sentence examples for expresses a yearning from inspiring English sources

Heidi never expresses a yearning for children, then suddenly shows up a blissed-out Madonna in the final scene.

In another entry, from 2003, Ms. Dugard expresses a yearning for escape mixed with concern for Mr. Garrido, a convicted sex offender who fathered two children with her.

A kind of mandala, it expresses a yearning for wholeness and spiritual consummation that the Armory Show as a whole will never deliver.

Integrating that meaning into the sculpture not only celebrates those that did return, but also expresses a yearning for those who didn't.

The contradictions built into Mr. Sondheim's shows begin with the tension between his sophisticated late-romantic music, which expresses a yearning melancholy, and the modernist skepticism of his theatrical concepts and lyrics that analyze (and sometimes demolish) the very sentiments that wash through the music.

So while he inclines to the view that Patrick McGoohan's 1960s TV show The Prisoner was made up as it went along, and notices the way it portrays a kind of nightmare Butlins and expresses a yearning for individual freedom – he doesn't quite join these dots, or say where he is going with it (for example: exploring the love/hate relationship we have with our institutions).

His early, "alarmingly American" tableaux express a yearning for a world "beyond comfort and progress".

Simons, when leaving Dior, expressed a yearning for a better work-life balance.

When and where transitions take place, they will express a yearning for more assertiveness.

In an e-mail message to the news staff, Mr. Shapiro expressed a yearning to return to a hands-on role.

Mr. Ives said that his friend had expressed a yearning to put his stamp on a more somber piece.