Sentence examples for get the yearning from inspiring English sources

"You don't have to be an exile, you don't have to be Latino or gay to get the yearning in Richard's poetry".

She said she appreciated the fact that "he was able to get the yearning and -- I hate to use this word -- the pluck of the character".

But you get the sense Carter yearns for something more adventurous.

The affront, and the yearning, can get the blood boiling.

Hearing such stories, you get the notion that Republicans yearning for victory are calling out for something brilliant and yet unseen to burst out of Romney's gray chrysalis.

There is none of the epic sprawl or muscle of "The Sopranos," rather a quietly personal coming-of-age movie about a young man (played by John Magaro) who forms a band with his pals to achieve escape velocity and meet an even more basic yearning: get the girl of his dreams to pay attention to him.

Formula One may be about to get the climax it has yearned for after Lewis Hamilton, who needs to stop Nico Rosberg winning Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix to keep alive his own title chances, won pole position for the race.

Unfortunately, China did not get the other change we yearned for -- political reform.

She took them to court, but lost — yet, all the more remarkably, rather than being blackballed, she in fact began to get the kind of parts she yearned for and that, indeed, made her career.

What occurs won't be easily intelligible — the Gospels took most of a century to get written — but the yearning, the insistence that there be, to again quote William James, "something more," will persist.

After a lifetime of hankering for the outdoors, he finally slips through the door and gets the adventure he's been yearning for.