Sentence examples for felt a yearning from inspiring English sources

By the time I got home, I felt a yearning to do it all over again.

I felt a yearning for some type of comfort," he said in explaining his campaign to collect the hundreds of thousands of messages of grief received from around the world and archive them as a remembrance of human kindness.

If there were moments back then when "Sam," as Hartford locals called him, felt a yearning to procrastinate with a little literary chitchat, he could pay a call on his next-door neighbor, Harriet Beecher Stowe, whose "Uncle Tom's Cabin" had turned her into the most famous woman in America.

The completion of Redguard in 1998 led to a return to the Morrowind project, as the developers felt a yearning in their audience to return to the classically epic forms of the earlier titles.

But I did feel a yearning to do something.

Other women say they feel a yearning for motherhood like a physical ache.

There are so many great observational comedians about, but one feels a yearning to try different formats.

Sometimes I feel a yearning, something that I imagine some children of immigrants must feel, ones who weren't taught their parents' language and culture.

It's a rare thing to feel a yearning for Jeffrey Archer, with all his "time in the nick" tales of derring-do and flawed grandeur, but I cried out to see Perry tackle him instead.

Although Claude derides their values and resists their loving admonitions to conform, he feels a yearning to establish a fixed place in a world that he is beginning to find disorienting in its abandon.

Did you immediately feel a yearning to adapt it into something bigger?