Sentence examples for implied yearning from inspiring English sources
There are Arnoldian streams too, visible in Lilla's implied yearning for a clerisy, morally chaste, that might uphold the candle of reason amidst the dark of politics.
I was knocked out not only by the lithe, effortless rhymes, but by his songs' particular combination of ardor and cruelty; by their implied conviction that the yearning for happiness is a deadly serious business, and that seeking it may not leave your life in any shape you recognize as comfortable or kind.
In "Yearning to be free" (July 4th) we inadvertently implied that Lara was married to Yuri Zhivago.
Its departure implied death.
Some passages implied genocide.
This olfactory explosion implies that in some areas, people yearn for more complexity, not less.
The refund option implies no criticism of any new chef, just acknowledges that a yearning for beef bourguignon may not be satisfied by tekka maki.
The American title is evocative but falsely implies a concentration on the opera "Tristan und Isolde" or its unresolving, always yearning first chord, perhaps the most famous chord in musical history.
LIKE any aspiring music group, the Cheetah Girls yearn for a recording deal and all the things those magical words imply: fame, new clothes, a penthouse and, of course, money.
Of course, they'll wax eloquent about business owners (oh, I'm sorry, "job providers," as if to imply that an enterprise whose sole purpose is to generate profit is some beacon of altruism for the huddled masses yearning to breathe free).
