Sentence examples for for yearning from inspiring English sources

And as for yearning, how is that suppressed?

At 50, Mr. Turnage, whose modernist music is brashly accessible and run through with jazz, has written a pulsing, wild and, when called for, yearning score.

So deft and penetrating is the 1963 Bernard Malamud fable "The Jewbird" that no one could be faulted for yearning to adapt it for the stage.

Absolutely spot on for yearning though is Glen Campbell in Wichita Lineman: "And I need you more than want you – and I want you for all time" he croons as the strings swoon and Richard Hawley takes notes.

Her accent convincing, her voice altered, one hand palsied as if by age, Ms. Korzen provides in this sentimental, poignant moment evidence of her prowess as an actress and a touch of originality that is otherwise lacking in "Excuse Me, I'm Talking!" Clowns are renowned for yearning to play the Dane and then, if their dream is realized, failing to rise to the challenge.

(The other, Oli Bayston of the indie rock band Boxed In, shares Hart's knack for yearning and strangled moans).

Microwaved popcorn is a good treat-like substitute for people yearning for volume.

Most women work not from yearning for fulfilment, but yearning to pay the mortgage.

And consumers are eager for "downward nobility," yearning for more status-seekers' perks.

We have sympathy for their yearning and their frustration.

Apple customers have been yearning for it for years.